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Seeing Beyond the Surface

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Campus Ministry welcomes students, faculty, and staff, of diverse cultures, religions, and beliefs, to grow in relationship with God and others through such opportunities as:

  • Student Ministries and Leadership
  • Liturgies
  • Interfaith Prayer, Meditation,  & Faith Sharing Opportunities
  • Retreats
  • Campus Ministry Practicums & Independent Study for Course Credit
  • Sacramental Preparation and Initiation (R.C.I.A. and Confirmation)
  • Education and Reflection on Ethical Issues and Moral Life
  • Spiritual Direction & Pastoral Care
  • Service  and Justice Opportunities
  • Community Building and Social Activities

Contact Information

Carrie Rehak

Brennan 60
510-436-1081
rehak@hnu.edu
http://www.myspace.com/hnuministries

What are your gifts and talents? How, where, and with whom are you being called to share your gifts? What will sustain you on your journey?

Campus Ministry is a collaborative effort that encourages a community to discern, develop, nurture, and share their individual and collective gifts and talents in the service of others.  Essential components of Campus Ministry include (1) Worship (2) Peer Ministry, and (3) Service and Justice. 

The Worship Team is primarily responsible for planning, participating, inviting, and supporting the community in campus liturgies, and other forms of prayer, worship, and ritual, including faith-sharing other small-group gatherings.

The Peer Ministry Team helps to create an atmosphere of welcome and hospitality for students who drop into the Campus Ministry Center (Brennan 60) and bring this spirit to all other areas of the HNU campus and beyond.  In addition, Peer Ministers may be involved in inviting and welcoming HNU students, faculty, and staff to Campus Ministry related programs, events, and liturgies, and for fostering an ongoing community of acceptance for all at HNU.  Peer Ministers may also help to organize Campus Ministry sponsored socials and other community-building events as well as to collaborate with other constituencies when appropriate.  They may also help in planning and leading selected retreats, faith-sharing groups, and other small-community gatherings.   

The Service and Justice Team collaborates with appropriate constituencies, such as Tom Cunningham in Civic Engagement, in supporting and providing a variety of service and justice opportunities and grounds local service, service immersions, and activism in a model of education (of self and others), reflection (before and after the service experience), and action. 

We provide training and other resources for those who are involved in student ministries. Students may also earn 3 units, toward the general education requirement in Religious Studies or for RLST majors. Course may be repeated for credit. Additional opportunities for Independent Study.

Mass and Prayer Services

Sunday Mass - 7:00 PM

Musicians and singers are invited to join the choir and band. Rehearsals are on Sundays, in the Chapel, at 5:30 p.m.

Weekly Mass (Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays) - 5:00 p.m.

Ecumenical Prayer Gatherings (Wednesdays) - 5:00 p.m.  in the McLean Chapel (as scheduled).

For information on other liturgical ministries, contact Carrie Rehak

HNU Campus Ministry My Space: http://www.myspace.com/hnuministries

US Catholic Campus Ministry

Young Adult Resources

eZines

Catholic Laity

African-American Catholics

Spiritual Resources

Iraq

Death Penalty

Responsibility, Rehabilitation, and Restoration

Catholic News Service

Social Justice

Catholic Apologetics

 

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