Campus Ministry
At St. Mary’s University, the integration of faith and reason invites and challenges all to become compassionate, thoughtful and resourceful members of society, impassioned for social justice and the common good. Mass, prayer services and other programs are available to nurture spirit and faith. They also provide social experiences for students to foster healthy relationships and to develop an expanded world view.
Campus Ministry reaches out beyond the campus boundaries into the wider city. Through various partnerships with nonprofit organizations, students experience the rich and rewarding work of seeking the common good for all citizens, which is a vital expression of our learning and growth in the Catholic intellectual tradition. The campus ministry team supports the President’s Volunteer events, as well as the student Social Justice Committee.
The many religious traditions represented at St. Mary’s University are welcomed and honoured. Campus prayer services reflect the Roman Catholic traditions of the University as well as the openness of St. Mary’s to ecumenical and interfaith worship. Campus Ministry offers students the opportunity to explore the spiritual dimension of life and supports the development of their relationship with God, self and others
5 Loaves Food Box Delivery
During this current pandemic, StMU Campus Ministry understands the stress students are facing. With the added pressure of studies and social isolation, we want to help in any way we can to keep you safe and focused at home. We have access to lots of non-perishable food, as well as fresh produce and whatever else you need. We’ll do our best to deliver. Give us a call.
Text or call: 403-909-2410
Eucharistic Celebration
Wednesdays at 11:30 am & Sundays at 4:30 pm Every Wednesday at 11:30 and Sundays at 4:30 in McGivney Hall, students, staff, faculty and community members join together as people of God in praise and thanksgiving, listening to the scriptures, breaking the Eucharistic bread and opening ourselves more fully to God’s self-giving love. We welcome everyone who wishes to participate in the celebration.
Note: During the COVID pandemic, worship gatherings on campus strictly follow health guidelines, please check on the status of in-person liturgies.
As well, Fr. Peter Doherty, a professor of Psychology, serves as lead pastor for the worship community on campus and is also available to provide spiritual counseling. You can contact Fr. Peter directly to arrange an appointment (peter.doherty@stmu.ca).
Each year, students, faculty and staff choose a theme for social justice initiatives on campus. Projects creating awareness and opportunities for involvement will be held during the year to support and promote the theme. To participate, contact Lance Dixon, Director of Campus Ministry.
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“See and Hear” Canadian Reflections on the Ethical Imagination of The Saint John’s Bible.
St. Mary’s University is pleased to present to you “See and Hear” Canadian Reflections on the Ethical Imagination of The Saint John’s Bible We currently are not able to bring The Saint John’s Bible into [...]
“See and Hear” Canadian Reflections on the Ethical Imagination of The Saint John’s Bible.
St. Mary’s University is pleased to present to you “See and Hear” Canadian Reflections on the Ethical Imagination of The Saint John’s Bible We currently are not able to bring The Saint John’s Bible into [...]
“See and Hear” Canadian Reflections on the Ethical Imagination of The Saint John’s Bible.
St. Mary’s University is pleased to present to you “See and Hear” Canadian Reflections on the Ethical Imagination of The Saint John’s Bible We currently are not able to bring The Saint John’s Bible into [...]
