The Center for Faith and Spirituality develops ongoing dialogue, relationships and opportunities to engage, nurture and foster faith and spirituality among individuals and across our communities.
Rooted in the Mission and Core Values of the College, the Center for Faith and Spirituality provides the space and opportunities for individuals and groups to explore their own spiritual development in all aspects of life in an expansive and inclusive setting where hospitality is experienced, community is fostered, and relationships are deepened.
The Center’s purpose finds expression in the following ways:
- Welcoming groups of diverse spiritual and cultural traditions to our beautiful lakeside campus for events, meetings, and programs that further our shared goal of spiritual development in all aspects of life;
- Developing and offering workshops, speakers, and programs that focus on various dimensions of faith and spirituality expressed and cultivated in everyday life;
- Sponsoring of events both on and off campus in partnership with a wide range of College-based and community-based partners; and
- Developing new partnerships with organizations beyond the College that can strengthen and expand regional resources committed to spiritual development.
The Center seeks to provide leadership and resources to develop ongoing dialogue, relationships, and opportunities to engage, nurture, and foster faith and spirituality among individuals and across diverse communities. The Center looks to touch and intersect with important areas of faith and spirituality in tangible and dynamic ways for individuals, groups, and communities.
Contact
For more information about bringing your group or event to campus, or exploring a partnership with the Center for Faith and Spirituality, please contact: vpmission@sjcme.edu
St. Joseph Month
Celebrated in March, Saint Joseph‘s Month provides the College community the opportunity to deepen our understanding and expression of Saint Joseph’s mission as a Catholic, liberal arts college in the Mercy tradition.
Mercy Week
In September, Mercy Week celebrates Catherine McAuley, our Mercy identity and heritage, and the many expressions of Mercy as a Saint Joseph’s College community.
Faith and Spirituality Stories
Mercy Week 2020 events reflect on the Critical Concern of Anti-Racism
Virtual events + resources give the community ways to engage with and reflect on the Critical Concern of Anti-Racism
A Call to Action Against Racism
It is now time that we, as a community, undertake serious and meaningful action to begin undoing structural racism.
A reflection on racial justice from President Jim Dlugos
Join with Monks everywhere to make our communities safer places for all
Laudato Si’ Week: Reflect on the beauty of creation and our responsibility for our common home
Addressing the Sisters of Mercy's Critical Concern of the Earth.
One Student’s Experience of Faith Over Winter Break: Riccardo Reyes’ involvement in a Christian leadership conference
Read about Ricky's experience at a Student Leadership Conference in Phoenix, Arizona over break.
Faith & Spirituality at Saint Joseph’s
Saint Joseph’s College is changing the way its community members see and interact with the world around them.
Faith and Spirituality Videos
Videos pertaining to events sponsored by Center for Faith and Spirituality
About the Center’s Planning Committee
Our hopes and plans for the future of the Center for Faith and Spirituality.
Sr. Ellen Turner, RSM, Sister of Mercy Member, Saint Joseph’s College Board of Trustees
Dr. Jim Dlugos, President, Saint Joseph's College
Dr. Meredith Tipton, Community Member, Saint Joseph’s College Board of Trustees