| University Catholic Center at Emory University | March 26 - April 3, 2022 |
Events This Week
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Fellowship and Adoration Night
Thursday, March 31 at 6:00 PM - University Catholic Center
Bring a friend and join us for pizza, conversation about the Gospel and how it applies to our lives today, and an opportunity to pray and adore Christ in the Eucharist.
Thursday, March 31 at 6:00 PM - University Catholic Center
Bring a friend and join us for pizza, conversation about the Gospel and how it applies to our lives today, and an opportunity to pray and adore Christ in the Eucharist.
Stations of the Cross
Friday, April 1 at 5:30 PM - University Catholic Center
Join us in prayer and reflection on the Passion of Christ with our newly installed outdoor Stations of the Cross. The Stations of the Cross is a 14-step devotion that commemorates Jesus Christ's last day on Earth. All are invited!
Friday, April 1 at 5:30 PM - University Catholic Center
Join us in prayer and reflection on the Passion of Christ with our newly installed outdoor Stations of the Cross. The Stations of the Cross is a 14-step devotion that commemorates Jesus Christ's last day on Earth. All are invited!
Meatless Lenten Dinner
Friday, April 1 at 6:30 PM - University Catholic Center
All students are invited to join us for a Lenten dinner at the University Catholic Center, hosted by the Graduate Catholic Student Association! Join friends new and old for refreshments, fellowship, and prayer.
Friday, April 1 at 6:30 PM - University Catholic Center
All students are invited to join us for a Lenten dinner at the University Catholic Center, hosted by the Graduate Catholic Student Association! Join friends new and old for refreshments, fellowship, and prayer.
ECHO: A Theology of the Body Retreat - Only a few spots remaining!
April 1 - 3, 2022 - Life Teen Camp Covecrest (Sign up here) [$120]
ECHO is a truly unique Catholic retreat experience, rooted in St. John Paul Il's Theology of the Body. This weekend retreat will give you an opportunity to taste the gift of the Theology of the Body and the ECHO experience. Combining dynamic talks, prayer and sacraments daily, Mass and Adoration, small group discussions, artistic expression, and authentic community, ECHO takes participants on a journey to answer the deepest questions of the human heart. Questions such as: Who am I? What is my vocation? How can I truly find happiness? What is God's plan for my life? Read more and sign up here.
April 1 - 3, 2022 - Life Teen Camp Covecrest (Sign up here) [$120]
ECHO is a truly unique Catholic retreat experience, rooted in St. John Paul Il's Theology of the Body. This weekend retreat will give you an opportunity to taste the gift of the Theology of the Body and the ECHO experience. Combining dynamic talks, prayer and sacraments daily, Mass and Adoration, small group discussions, artistic expression, and authentic community, ECHO takes participants on a journey to answer the deepest questions of the human heart. Questions such as: Who am I? What is my vocation? How can I truly find happiness? What is God's plan for my life? Read more and sign up here.
Oxford Community Dinner
Saturday, April 2 at 6:00 PM - University Catholic Center
Join us after our Saturday Vigil Mass for dinner and fellowship in the dining hall!
Saturday, April 2 at 6:00 PM - University Catholic Center
Join us after our Saturday Vigil Mass for dinner and fellowship in the dining hall!
Unlocking the Mystery of the Bible Series
Sunday, April 3 at 10:30 AM - Emory University Cannon Chapel Room 105D
Many Catholics want to read the Bible because they know it is God’s Word, but they give up because it seems so complicated. Unlocking the Mystery of the Bible helps you get the “big picture” by showing how fourteen narrative books of the Bible tell the complete story from Adam and Eve to Christ and the Church. Presenter Jeff Cavins shows you how to read the Bible so that you can actually understand it. Aided by the unique color-coded Bible Timeline® Chart, which arranges the key people, places, and events of Scripture in chronological order, Unlocking the Mystery of the Bible will help you discover the story of salvation history and understand how you fit into God’s plan. This eight-session study program includes video presentations that explore all twelve time periods of The Bible Timeline Chart.
Sunday, April 3 at 10:30 AM - Emory University Cannon Chapel Room 105D
Many Catholics want to read the Bible because they know it is God’s Word, but they give up because it seems so complicated. Unlocking the Mystery of the Bible helps you get the “big picture” by showing how fourteen narrative books of the Bible tell the complete story from Adam and Eve to Christ and the Church. Presenter Jeff Cavins shows you how to read the Bible so that you can actually understand it. Aided by the unique color-coded Bible Timeline® Chart, which arranges the key people, places, and events of Scripture in chronological order, Unlocking the Mystery of the Bible will help you discover the story of salvation history and understand how you fit into God’s plan. This eight-session study program includes video presentations that explore all twelve time periods of The Bible Timeline Chart.
Upcoming Events
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Being Catholic in College: A Fellowship and Adoration Night
Thursday, April 7 at 6:00 PM - University Catholic Center
Fr. Branson Hipp will be joining us for pizza, conversation about the Gospel and how it applies to our lives today, and an opportunity to pray and adore Christ in the Eucharist. Bring a friend and join us!
Thursday, April 7 at 6:00 PM - University Catholic Center
Fr. Branson Hipp will be joining us for pizza, conversation about the Gospel and how it applies to our lives today, and an opportunity to pray and adore Christ in the Eucharist. Bring a friend and join us!
Lenten Penance Service
Thursday, April 7 at 7:30 PM - University Catholic Center
Whether you’ve gone to confession recently or haven’t for many years, this is a great chance to Prepare for the coming of our Lord this Easter. We’ll have music, adoration, and multiple priests here to help hear confessions!
Thursday, April 7 at 7:30 PM - University Catholic Center
Whether you’ve gone to confession recently or haven’t for many years, this is a great chance to Prepare for the coming of our Lord this Easter. We’ll have music, adoration, and multiple priests here to help hear confessions!
Holy Week and Easter at Emory
April 10 - 17, 2022
April 10 - 17, 2022
Abortion: Human Right or Inhumane Wrong? A Thoughtful Debate
Tuesday, April 12 at 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM - WHSCAB Auditorium at the Emory University School of Medicine (Register to attend here)
Two authors who have written on the issue of abortion, Trent Horn and Dr. Nathan Nobis, will engage in a thoughtful debate on whether abortion is generally right or wrong and whether it should generally be legal or illegal. This debate will be open to the public. We invite any and all to come to listen and participate in this important debate. The debate will last around 1.5 hours with a 30-minute audience Q&A session to follow. If you are unable to join us in person, the livestream can be viewed here.
Tuesday, April 12 at 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM - WHSCAB Auditorium at the Emory University School of Medicine (Register to attend here)
Two authors who have written on the issue of abortion, Trent Horn and Dr. Nathan Nobis, will engage in a thoughtful debate on whether abortion is generally right or wrong and whether it should generally be legal or illegal. This debate will be open to the public. We invite any and all to come to listen and participate in this important debate. The debate will last around 1.5 hours with a 30-minute audience Q&A session to follow. If you are unable to join us in person, the livestream can be viewed here.
Catherine of Siena Lecture: Seeking Wholeness in an Age of Fragments
This talk will focus on wholeness in nature, the rise of the individual, and the disconnections that have ensued. Sr. Ilia Delio, OSF, will examine the emergence of computer technology and the impulse to move beyond the autonomous individual; and will explore the need to connect head and heart, the inner universe and the outer universe, and hence the need for a new religious spirit.
Vocational Discernment Masses and Come & See for Men
Multiple Spring 2022 dates and locations (Sign up here)
Do you feel God may be calling you to serve as a priest in the Archdiocese of Atlanta? You are not alone. Come meet other men considering the same possibility at our monthly discernment Masses or at our Come & See Retreat. Read more and sign up here
Multiple Spring 2022 dates and locations (Sign up here)
Do you feel God may be calling you to serve as a priest in the Archdiocese of Atlanta? You are not alone. Come meet other men considering the same possibility at our monthly discernment Masses or at our Come & See Retreat. Read more and sign up here
Announcements
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Internship Opportunities
The Catholic Foundation of North Georgia is hiring now for summer! Applicants should have completed at least one year of college (recent graduates welcome to apply) and live in or attend school in the Archdiocese of Atlanta. Summer opportunities:
- Development Intern
- Donor Database Intern
- Marketing and Communications Intern
Internships are anticipated to be a hybrid of remote and in-person hours; specifics will be agreed to with your manager and the Foundation President. Our office is located at 5871 Glenridge Drive, Atlanta, GA 30328. This is a paid internship opportunity. Please visit cfnga.org/careers for full job descriptions and instructions on how to apply. Applications are due Friday, April 8.
Student Leadership Teams
Are you interested in supporting Catholic students by creating prayer, fellowship, and service opportunities during the 2021-2022 school year? Your gifts are what make our ministry thrive, and we'd love to have your help! Join us at an upcoming meeting or reach out to the student President at your campus for more info:
Maria Villarreal, Agnes Scott College CSO President
Sean Woo, Emory University CSU President
Ava Coates and Maurice Safar, Oxford College CSU Co-Presidents
Are you interested in supporting Catholic students by creating prayer, fellowship, and service opportunities during the 2021-2022 school year? Your gifts are what make our ministry thrive, and we'd love to have your help! Join us at an upcoming meeting or reach out to the student President at your campus for more info:
Maria Villarreal, Agnes Scott College CSO President
Sean Woo, Emory University CSU President
Ava Coates and Maurice Safar, Oxford College CSU Co-Presidents
Support Your Campus Ministry
You may not think you’re in a position to make a difference through charitable giving, however, we believe that learning to support the mission of the Church is an integral part of being formed as a disciple. Charitable giving is an act of love, rooted in Christ. Please consider making or inviting your family to make a small sacrificial gift in support of our daily ministry expenses - the Masses, programs and events, salaries for staff, and more rely heavily on your support! We humbly ask that you consider making a contribution
You may not think you’re in a position to make a difference through charitable giving, however, we believe that learning to support the mission of the Church is an integral part of being formed as a disciple. Charitable giving is an act of love, rooted in Christ. Please consider making or inviting your family to make a small sacrificial gift in support of our daily ministry expenses - the Masses, programs and events, salaries for staff, and more rely heavily on your support! We humbly ask that you consider making a contribution