| Mission & Vision | FalconCorps | Liturgy | Service | Christ the King Chapel |
| Retreats | Campus Ministry Also Sponsors| Leadership Opportunities |
| How Can I Be Involved? | Welcome Statement |

Our Mission

Relying on our Catholic identity and the charism of the Sisters of Notre Dame, Campus Ministry at Notre Dame College encourages and promotes the spiritual growth of all students, faculty and staff associated with the college. We accomplish this through:

• Vibrant & welcoming worship
• Faith formation & theological reflection
• Justice education & advocacy
• Service
• Leadership development
• Community building

Our Vision

1. To create engaging, vibrant liturgy that inspires full participation and produces committed, confident, liturgical leaders.
2. To promote the Catholic identity of the College and build community among the Catholic students.
3. To welcome and engage increasing numbers of students in faith formation, spiritual development, worship and service.
4. To raise the collective conscience of the college around global issuesof justice, and promote acceptance of our responsibility to build the Kingdom of God.
5. To work with the College advancement office to provide a solid financial foundation and staff support for our programs.
6. To provide excellent facilities to accommodate our growing ministry.

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The FalconCorps acts as the service center for the College.
Select this link to learn how you can serve others and make a difference.

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Liturgy

Liturgy is the communal prayer of the people of God, the Church. We celebrate the mystery of God’s love made perfect in the person of Jesus Christ, and commit ourselves again and again to carry on the mission Christ gave us.

For Catholics, the Eucharistic liturgy, or Mass, is the central act of our faith. On campus, we celebrate the Eucharist daily. The liturgy is the worship of the entire Body of Christ; all are welcome, all the time! In addition to Mass, we offer ecumenical prayer services and times of reflection throughout the year.

Service

Service to the community around us is an essential way to express our faith and help others. Growth in social justice knowledge and action are vital parts of Campus Ministry.

The FalconCorps offers service opportunities each month! Check out their website to learn about the next opportunity to serve.

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Retreats

Retreats are a great time to pause from the business of life, to reflect, and renew. These are times for students to connect with each other, relax, have fun, and spend some time learning and reflecting on a spiritual topic. Some common themes in our retreats are: prayer, scripture reading, and personal and group reflection.

Campus Ministry retreats are open to any student and are comfortable.

Campus Ministry Also Sponsors...

small groups where students can connect with each other on a personal basis.

We have:

• bible studies
• discussions
• special prayer times

We seek to be relevant and meaningful in all we do at Campus Ministry

Campus Ministry also collaborates with other departments and organizations to plan exciting events!

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Leadership Opportunities

Are you looking for a way to broaden your college experience and meet new people while making a difference in the world? Campus Ministry might be for you!

How Can I Be Involved?

• Campus Ministry Leadership Team: This is a group of students who help plan and lead Campus Ministry events. It is a volunteer group of people open to anyone who is passionate about seeing Campus Ministry thrive.

Want To Get Involved? Contact: Anthony Camino Director of Campus Ministry Notre Dame College 4545 College Rd South Euclid, OH acamino@ndc.edu Phone: 216-373-5387 The Campus Ministry office is located on the First Floor of the East Wing in the Administration Building.

• Internships:
  • The Harig Endowed Internship was created to provide opportunities for students to lead and be mentored in Campus Ministry. Interns are compensated each semester with a scholarship and are required to meet certain guidelines.
    Select this link for the Guidelines (HarigEndowedInternshipDescription.pdf, 26.0 KB)
    
    Select this link for the Application (ApplicationHarig.pdf, 26.0 KB)
    
    
  • Mahlberg Internship
    Select this link for the Mahlberg Internship Application (ApplicationMahlberg.pdf, 26.0 KB)

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• Participate: All activities, service projects, liturgies, small groups, and retreats are open to anyone who is interested in joining us!

• Volunteer: If you are interested in helping plan a particular event, help out with one of our liturgies (lector, musicians, Eucharistic minister, etc.), or even help clean up, then volunteer on an individual basis - we would love to have you!

• Student Employees: Each year the Campus Ministry office is looking for hard working students who qualify for work study to help around the office.

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Welcome Statement

While recognizing the diversity within the Notre Dame College community and the wide spectrum of religious backgrounds therein, Campus Ministry encourages all people to pursue their own spiritual development. Campus Ministry is fundamentally committed to being welcoming and hospitable to all people in our events, liturgies, and activities.

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