Thursday, March 9, 2023

3.12.2023

 

Campus Ministry Bulletin - March 12th, 2023
Tammy Norcross-Reitzler, Director of Campus Ministry
Rev. Ross M Epping, Chaplain
Colin Evers, Coordinator of Music Ministry
Nicky Gant, Coordinator of Service & Justice
Fabian Barthalonzo, Graduate Assistant


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This weekend at Mass we hear the story of the Women at the Well from John’s Gospel. This un-named woman in scripture can teach us a lot about how encountering Christ can change our perspective and
have an impact on others.

The Woman at the Well encountered Christ while doing an ordinary everyday chore. We, too, can encounter Christ in everyday life. Christ is with us when we are doing laundry, eating dinner, studying for a test, writing a paper, lifting weights, running around the track, driving to our internship, and enjoying a stinger in the Beehive. If we dare to open our eyes and our ears to the people around us, we may be surprised that Christ dwells in them too. Relationships help us discover more about ourselves and experience Christ’s love and forgiveness.

After encountering Jesus and receiving his forgiveness and mercy, the woman ran into town to tell everyone about this stranger she met. We can only imagine the impact of her enthusiasm. I pray that we, too, experience Christ’s presence, His Love and His Forgiveness in  our everyday lives and that we have the courage to share that Love and Forgiveness with others with great enthusiasm. 

-Tammy

Francis at 10: A Papacy of Possibilities

St. Ambrose University extends a special invitation to students, faculty and staff to join us this spring for a 3-day event celebrating 10 years of Pope Francis!

A leader from and for the margins, this humble servant of God has captured the imagination of people across the globe. Attendees will hear from experts from around the world as they examine Pope Francis, including his theology, his ministry, and the future directions he has set for the Church and Christianity. Presentation topics will range from environmental concerns, economics and justice to a church on the margins, world religions, evangelization and inclusion. 

The impressive keynote speaker lineup includes:

We are honored to share that the event's closing mass will be hosted by the Papal Nuncio to the United States, His Excellency Archbishop Christophe Pierre, Titular Archbishop of Gunela.

Students, Faculty, and Staff are invited to attend any of the keynote or concurrent sessions Friday, March 17 and Saturday, March 18 without charge by registering for the conference and using the promo code PAPAL23.

Those who would like to attend the dinner Thursday night and/or the lunches Friday and Saturday, are asked to pay $40 and register using the promo code HUNGRYBEE.  

Click here to register. The cost is free for students, faculty and staff using the discount code PAPAL23. Discounted meals available with the promo code HUNGRYBEE.
If you are a student and want to attend the opening prayer & dinner, click here to email the provost. There are 50 free meals for students available.
Click here to register for the 2023 Lenten Challenge Group.
Click here to sign up for Habitat for Humanity and other Service & Justice Opportunities.
Click here to email Deacon Kent Ferris for more information about the Catholic Campaign For Human Development Internship.
Click here to apply for the Catholic Campaign for Human Development Internship online.
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If you would like to support CRS global initiatives to alleviate global poverty, stop by Chapel to pick up your lenten ricebowl or click here to make a CRS Rice Bowl donation online.
Click here for more information about the meaning of lent, and the Catholic tradition of fasting, almsgiving and prayer throughout lent.
Click here to email Emily Mohr for more information about the Clothing Drive.
Click here to sign up for Service Saturday at Project Renewal on April 15th, along with other Service & Justice Opportunities.
Click here for to email Colin Evers for more information about Music Ministry.
If you would like more information about becoming a liturgical minister for spring semester, click here to email ministry@sau.edu.
Click here to request access to the food pantry.
Click here to email beesknees@sau.edu with a prayer request or to be part of the prayer chain ministry.
Have a question about a program or event going on in Campus Ministry?
Got an idea for something you'd like to see happen?
EMAIL US at ministry@sau.edu.


Tammy Norcross-Reitzler, Director of Campus Ministry
Rev. Ross M Epping, Chaplain
Colin Evers, Coordinator of Music Ministry
Nicky Gant, Coordinator of Service & Justice
Fabian Barthalonzo, Graduate Assistant


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