Students and young adults are invited to Trivia Night! We’ll have snacks, drinks, and 6 rounds of thrilling trivia with PRIZES for the winning team. Trivia will be conducted in the style of a pub quiz, where every team will have the opportunity to answer every question. Doors will open at 7:00 PM and trivia will begin at 7:30 PM

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.

On June 2, at the 4:30 Mass, we’ll recognize the 25th ordination anniversary of Fr. Dominic and his two classmates, whom long-timers here also know: Fr. John Paul Forte and Fr. Daniel Rolland. We’ll have a simple reception after Mass to which all are welcome.

Lecture by Fr. Stephen Fields, SJ

Free and open to the public. Catholic Community @ Stanford hosts the Thomistic Institute, which exists to promote Catholic truth in our contemporary world by strengthening the intellectual formation of Christians at universities, in the Church, and in the wider public square.

Join us for an evening with Br. Guy Consolmagno, head of the Vatican Observatory.

Put on your dancing shoes and head over to Kennedy Great Room for a night of cross step waltz. No waltzing experience is necessary as lessons will be available. Plenty of refreshments will be served too!

Students are invited to a Field Day complete with outdoor games, corn dogs, churros and fun! Featured games include tug-o-war, bocce ball, cornhole, potato sack races and more! Join us on Wilbur Field any time between 4pm and 7pm. Jenny's Churro Truck will arrive at 5pm and serve up fresh churros and ice cream until they run out.

Masses at:

• 10:30am in Tresidder Oak Room

• 4:30pm in Stanford Memorial Church

The Good Friday Stations of the Cross at the Dish have been moved this year due the closing of the Stanford Avenue Gate by PG&E.

Join us on Good Friday for Stations of the Cross on the Main Quad.

Meet in front of Memorial Church at 7pm.

Lecture by Prof. Edward Feser of Pasadena City College

Free and open to the public. Catholic Community @ Stanford hosts the Thomistic Institute.

The idea of a law of nature is central to scientific explanation. Laws themselves are often said to be explicable in terms of more fundamental laws. But what about the most fundamental laws?

Want to learn about organic urban farming and work alongside the differently-abled residents at Costanoa Commons Farm in Santa Cruz? We’ll plant, care for chickens, and work alongside the Costanoa community. Lunch will be provided. We’ll also have a discussion about sustainability, ecological stewardship and Pope Francis’ encyclical on the environment! RSVP by Friday, April 5, so that we can plan for carpools and lunches.

This event is full.

Tickets must be presented at the doors. You will not be allowed to enter without a ticket.

Doors open at 7:00pm.

Students are invited to an upcoming service/immersion with the Dominican nuns at the Corpus Christi Monastery in Menlo Park.

Undergrads are invited for a meat-free dinner on Fridays during Lent: March 8, 15, April 5, and 12. Join us in the Common Room located on the 3rd floor of Old Union at 6:30pm. The first meal (March 8) will be prepared by our very own, Fr. Bob.

We will observe the beginning of Lent with Masses including distribution of ashes at 8:00am, 5:00pm and 8:00 pm in Memorial Church, and at 1:30pm in GSB room M107. The Office for Religious Life offers an ecumenical service with distribution of ashes at 12 noon in Memorial Church.

Stop by for food, friends, and faith on a Friday evening in Old Union room 122. No RSVP necessary.

The Catholic Community staff invite you to a festive Mardi Gras celebration! Join us at Arbor House (our priests’ residence) for treats including gumbo, jambalaya and New Orleans cocktails.

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

All undergrads are invited to ring in the holiday season during our Christmas-themed Special Dinner. Join us on the 3rd floor of Old Union for a homemade dinner from our very own Fr. X as well as plenty of desserts.

Gather with Stanford friends and community to celebrate the coming of Christ into the world, which we mark with a special Advent vigil Mass and Christmas carol service.