All alumni, friends and family, and members of our community are invited to gather for a special Reunion Weekend Mass.

All students are invited to our first IgNight, a night of prayer, praise, and meeting new friends. The night will feature music, a short talk by one of our undergraduate leaders and lots of snacks!

Grads and young adults are invited to spend a day taking time to connect with God and form new friendships. The day will include time for prayer, small group conversations, lunch, and a vigil Mass. Sign up through the link in the weekly email by Thursday. Contact Lourdes at lalonso@stanford.edu for more information.

Join us for a talk by Fr. Anselm Ramelow, OP, a speaker from the Thomistic Institute, which exists to promote Catholic truth in our contemporary world.

All Undergrads are invited to our Welcome Ice Cream Social. Join us on Thursday night as we gather to celebrate the start of the school year. This an opportunity to meet new friends and eat lots of ice cream with toppings. Bring your friends. Contact Lourdes at lalonso@stanford.edu for more information.

Grad students and young adults are invited to meet new friends and members of the Catholic Community staff at our Welcome Dinner. Join us in the Great Room at the Kennedy Commons.

Outside St. Raymond's rectory (“Arbor House”), 1231 Arbor Road, Menlo Park. Mass at 11:30am, followed by picnic lunch. (Mass will not be celebrated at 10:30 in Old Union on this date.)

Kennedy Commons Great Room, 12 Comstock Circle
Come out for a California tradition! Great conversations with new friends while enjoying a variety of wines. There will be beer and non-alcoholic beverages and snacks too. We’re also trying something new this summer, Karaoke! It’s guaranteed to be a great evening.

Everyone is invited to Memorial Church to celebrate our graduating students and bless them on their way to the next step of their journey.

Everyone is invited to Memorial Church to celebrate our graduating students and bless them on their way to the next step of their journey.

Please join us after 4:30pm Mass for a Goodbye Reception for Fr. Emmanuel Taylor, who will be moving to a new ministry in early July.

Forgiveness is hard, very hard. But forgiveness is not optional, if we want to be healthy human beings and followers of Christ. Dr. Fred Luskin of the Stanford University Forgiveness project will lecture and provide guided practice in forgiveness as a response to interpersonal hurt and disappointment. All in the community are welcome for this very interesting talk.

Masses at:

• 10:30am in Tresidder Oak Room
• 4:30pm in Stanford Memorial Church
• 10:00pm in Stanford Memorial Church

Why Do Catholics Do That? All students are invited to a Vigil Mass at 5pm where our priests will explain the different parts of the Mass. We’ll follow with a spaghetti dinner at 6pm.

The Catholic Community staff invite you to a festive Mardi Gras celebration! Join us at Arbor House (our priests’ residence) for pre-Lenten desserts and drinks.

Fr Kevin O'Brien, SJ is coming back to campus to share Jesuit principles for being a life-long learner, so you can make the most of your time as a student at Stanford or beyond.

Students and all young adults (20's and 30's) are invited to Encounter Christ as we lift up our voices as a community. Gather to greet one another over refreshments at 7:00. Music will begin at 7:30.

Our holiday party will be postponed to allow all to attend a memorial vigil for Fr. Patrick LaBelle at this time at St. Dominic's church in San Francisco. (More info...)

This festive Mass is in honor of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Mariachis, Spanish-style music, and the dancers from Ballet Folklorico de Stanford make for a lively liturgy honoring the patroness of the Americas and those most in need of her care.

Grads and Young Adults are invited to enjoy great food, good company and lots of fun as we celebrate the Advent Season with a festive FREE DINNER and "White Elephant" gift exchange (more details in the full event description).