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Fr. Greg Boyle, SJ is the founder of Homeboy Industries in Los Angeles, the largest gang intervention, rehabilitation and re-entry program in the world. We hope you will join us and invite your friends for this fascinating conversation!
Doors open at 7:00pm. Register for tickets (free of charge).
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.
This year we are offering a silent retreat designed for anyone looking to set aside time for quiet and prayer. The weekend is spent in silence along with five short conversations with a spiritual guide to probe deeply how God might be speaking in your life and where you are being called.
Join us for a short service of Christmas Carols at 12:15pm and Mass at 12:30pm.
Join us for a short service of Christmas Carols at 11:45pm and Mass at Midnight.
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.
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.
An opportunity to begin a journey to discover the unique call God has for you, and the gifts He gives you to fulfill your mission in life!
Friday Sept 14th, 7pm to 9pm,
continues Saturday, September 15th, 9am to 5pm.
www.straymondmp.org, (650) 323-1755
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.
This weekend retreat designed for undergraduate and graduate students offers an opportunity to experience Christian community in a beautiful oceanfront setting. We invite you to journey with us as we form new friendships and deepen our friendship with God. Fee: $50. [Register...]
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.
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The Easter Vigil features a dramatic, extended Liturgy of the Word and the reception of the sacraments by those who have undergone the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults. One may attend the Easter Vigil instead of a Mass on Easter Sunday.
Hike the Stanford Dish and prayerfully reflect on the way of the cross. There will be two options. The longer hike will encompass the entire loop of the Dish, taking about 2 hours. The shorter will do half of the stations one way and come back the same way to complete the stations, lasting about 1 hour.
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