Encountering Faith; Transforming Life
Welcome to Campus Ministry!
There are so many ways to get involved with Campus Ministry! Explore the links to the right to help you get started.
Welcome to Campus Ministry!
There are so many ways to get involved with Campus Ministry! Explore the links to the right to help you get started.
Summer Mass Schedule
There will be Mass at 10am only on Sundays, beginning May 16th and this Mass will continue to be livestreamed through the summer from the Campus Ministry YouTube channel. There is currently no need to RSVP for Masses. Weekday Masses will continue at 12:30pm. Confession is available Fridays from 11:30am-Noon.
More Information about Mass and Sacraments
"Callings" is billed as an introduction to the heart and soul of UD for incoming first-year students, and there’s truth in that advertising.
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In UD's Marianist Student Communities, students pray together, eat meals together, share Marianist community with neighbors, and are involved in Campus Ministry or other faith formation activities.
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Find out more about how we support the many different faith traditions represented here in our campus community.
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We are here to assist you, listen to you and support you. Whether you want to find out about retreats and small journey groups to enhance your spiritual life, have a great idea for a faith and/or service club, need direction to organize a social justice event or just want to talk, we are here!
Meet our Campus Ministry Team
University of Dayton, Campus Ministry and the Center for Social Concern have been selected by the Catholic Volunteer Network as one of their 2020 Top Schools for Service.
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The Center for Social Concern is pleased to award this year’s Miryam Award to Laura Bistrek, the Executive Director of the Diversity in Engineering Center.
The Center for Social Concern is pleased to award this year’s Miryam Award to Laura Bistrek, the Executive Director of the Diversity in Engineering Center.
Along with campus partners, Campus Ministry has put together a digital resource on how to have productive conversations with people who may disagree with you, as well as how to stay civically engaged beyond the election. For more information, contact Meaghan Crowley.
"On most days, I feel as if I am learning almost as much as I am teaching." Curious about what it's like to spend a year after graduation in service? Read about 2020 graduate Lexi Hays and her current experience at Amate House in Chicago.
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...each of our stories is unique, continually unfolding, and worthy of respect; that we must be gentle and careful with another’s life stories and not assume we know either the beginning or the end of anyone’s story.
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