Reading Group
7:30 PM (Pacific Time) Online via Zoom
The next meeting is to discuss Alice McDermott’s novel After This. A Zoom link will be sent closer to the date to those on the emailing list. Anyone interested who is not on the contact list can contact Albert Gelpi (agelpi@stanford.edu).
Tabling after 9am, 4:30pm and 4:30pm Masses
Come out to our first Masses of the academic year and meet your fellow students at our tabling event in the Quad right outside Mem Chu. You’ll get a chance to see upcoming events for prayer and fellowship, ask questions and grab some swag!
Student Welcome BBQ
Join us for the Student Welcome BBQ on Wednesday, September 24. We’ll grill burgers, play some games, and hang out until people leave. Come and go as you please. Location TBA. We will ask for RSVP so we know how much food to get.
Mass of the Holy Spirit and Taco Truck - 4:30pm Mass
We will celebrate the new academic year with our annual Masses of the Holy Spirit on Sunday, September 28 (the end of Week 1 of Fall Qtr) — 9am, 4:30pm, and 9pm. We will commission leaders, ministers and volunteers, as well as introduce the staff. Come to the 4:30 Mass and Join Us for Tacos afterwards behind Memorial Church.
Film Study Group - A Matter of Life and Death (Copy)
Online via Zoom.
Please join the Stanford Catholic Film Group on Monday, August 25, to discuss A Matter of Life and Death (1946). A British fantasy, comedic, romantic drama film written, produced and directed by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger, the film stars David Niven, Roger Livesey, Raymond Massey, Kim Hunter and Marius Goring. The discussion will include how films like this have formed popular images of the afterlife.
Everyone is invited!
[ Read more on how to watch, how to join the group » ]
Volunteer @ Common Roots Farm (Copy)
Join fellow community members from Catholic Community at Stanford as we head to Common Roots Farm in Santa Cruz for a morning of volunteering.
This opportunity is open to undergraduate and graduate students, young adults, and permanent community members. Work may include planting, harvesting, working soil, clearing beds, petting chickens, feeding sheep, or whatever needs to be done on the farm that day. The morning will begin at 9:30am and end around 12:30pm. We will provide lunch to those who wish to stay. We are unable to provide rides to the farm but will help volunteers coordinate carpooling. Additional details will be provided to those who sign up.
Sign-up by August 14 >> [Google Forms] to allow us time to plan lunch and coordinate rides. Sign ups after this date are ok if you plan to arrange your own transportation.
Contact Eric Lebel (elebel@stanford.edu) with any questions.