Here for You

Campus Ministry is so much more than an office, we're a community! During these days when we're physically distant from one another, our relationships remain strong. There are many ways to engage with the Campus Ministry team and community through Spring Quarter 2021, from one-on-one conversations with a Campus Minister, virtual prayer gatherings, small discussion groups, leadership opportunities, and more! We remain committed more than ever to being your companions and conversation partners. Stay in touch with us through our website, our social media, and subscribe to our weekly newsletter. Scroll down through this page for more information.

How Can I Find Community?

We're offering opportunities throughout Spring where you can explore the big questions at the intersections of faith, justice, and community. These include drop in events as well as cohorts and ongoing groups. Find out more and sign up for programs through this page and on ConnectSU.

Spring 2021 Program Offerings

What If I Need Someone to Talk to?

Especially in this time of unexpected transition, increased isolation, dashed plans, heartache, anxiety, and grappling with questions of injustice, we are here for you. Complete our online form to connect with a Campus Minister via phone or video call.

Talk to a Campus Minister

How Do I Learn and Work for Justice?

Our world invites us to consider big questions of social justice. We have some ideas about how to connect at the local and global level to work for a more just and humane world.

Social Justice

What's Campus Ministry All About?

If you're new to Seattle University, or new to Campus Ministry, welcome! Get to know our office, meet our Campus Ministry Team, and explore our resources here

About Campus Ministry

How Do We Pray and Connect?

This Quarter we have numerous opportunities for virtual prayer gatherings, as well as ways to explore sacred spaces on campus.

Worship and Sacred Spaces

How Do I Stay Up to Date?

Check out our weekly Campus Ministry Happenings Newsletter for the most up to date information about our weekly offerings, as well as programs across campus and beyond.

Newsletter

Quick Links

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Local Church Mass Times

Masses at the Chapel take place at 12:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, and at 4 p.m. on Sundays. Capacity is limited to 25 persons, pre-registration is required and attendance is restricted to current students, staff, and faculty only. No visitors or non-affiliates are permitted to attend. To pre-register for Masses at the Chapel, please log in to ConnectSU and RSVP to the date you would like to attend. You must be logged into the ConnectSU portal to access the event RSVP system. Registration closes for each Mass by 4 p.m. the previous day. As a reminder, everyone coming onto campus must complete their Safe Start Health Check screening and abide by the Campus Face Covering Policy. Outside of these Mass times the Chapel remains closed to facilitate cleaning and sanitizing. Questions can be directed to liturgy@seattleu.edu.

The Sacrament of Reconciliation is available for current SU students by appointment in the Student Center. Please complete the Reconciliation Appointment Request Form and indicate your availability, and a Jesuit will contact you via email to set up a time to meet for a 15 minute appointment. St. James Cathedral offers the Sacrament every Saturday from 8:30am to 9:30am. During Lent, confessions will also be heard following the 8:00am Mass on Wednesday mornings. These are offered in the Cathedral Chapel. Check their schedule for more information.

Consider making a donation to the Archdiocese of Seattle Annual Catholic Appeal, which funds Catholic social ministries, programs for youth and young adult ministries, Catholic Schools, faith programs, and more. Any donations that we collect exceeding the goal set for us by the Archdiocese is returned to us as a rebate, which we can use to fund critical student programming. Please consider supporting Campus Ministry in the Annual Catholic Appeal by selecting “Seattle University” as your affiliation when you donate.

Questions about Mass or virtual prayer can be directed to lopezjo@seattleu.edu.

If you’re looking for livestream liturgy offerings, be sure to connect with our local parishes, like St. James Cathedral and St. Joseph’s Parish. St. James Cathedral is offering in-person public Masses, but registration is required and space is limited. More information can be found here, including a link to sign up for St. James e-newsletter with updates on in person public Masses.

Want to continue your financial support of the Chapel and Campus Ministry programs? Donate directly to Campus Ministry here.

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