Q: When is Mass offered on campus?

A: The Eucharist is celebrated in the Chapel of Christ the King in the J. Carroll McCormick Campus Ministry Center at these times:

Sundays: 11:00 a.m.; 7:00 and 9:00 p.m.
Weekdays: Noon - Monday through Friday
Holy Days: Noon and 4:30 p.m. on the holy day

Q: What services, other than Mass, does Campus Ministry provide to students?

A: A variety of services are provided by the members of the Campus Ministry staff.

• The Sacrament of Reconciliation (anytime, in the Campus Ministry center,
  or during reconciliation services in Lent and Advent)
• Personal and spiritual counseling
• Weekend retreats and evenings of reflection
  
• Protestant Bible study
  
• Liturgical Ministries (such as: lectors, ministers of communion, altar servers,
  cantors, ushers, musicians, and singers)
  
• Social gatherings
  
• Discussions and lectures on current religious, social justice, and world issues
  
• Residence hall floor Masses
  
• Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA)
  
• Weekly scripture reflection and sharing
  
• Grief and loss support group
  
• Opportunities to volunteer in projects coordinated by the Office of Volunteer Services.

Q: If my son or daughter is not Catholic, what services are available?

A: Nearly every activity we offer is a potential growth experience for people of any religious tradition: meaningful ways for all students within their respective religions.

Our activities include programs in prayer and reflection, social justice concerns, the moral issues of our day and a wide range of volunteer opportunities. We are interested in the faith development of all our students; faith is a great gift from God and we are dedicated to nurturing it in as many ways as possible.

People of all religious backgrounds have always found a home in Campus Ministry.

Q: Are churches and synagogues of other denominations located near campus?

A: Our area is rich in religious diversity; services for many denominations are within walking distance of the College. At the beginning of each academic year, Campus Ministry gives specific information to non-Catholic students if they have noted an affiliation on their census card.