Santa Clara University

Read Rev. Aimee Moiso's poem that she wrote as a reflection on the Christmas readings from the faculty and staff Christmas service.

SCU Campus Minister Julia Claire Landry shares her prayer in the form of scripture verses and songs. We invite you to take a moment to pray with her reflections.

When disaster strikes, check our relief page to see how you can respond.  We've recently added how to donate to El Salvador.

You probably noticed some changes at Mass recently. Please visit our liturgy page for information about the changes. At each of the Masses there will be worship aids so that you can remain prayerful, even with the changes.  And, of course, if you have any questions, please stop by our office to chat with one of us.

The University announced on Monday that it is working with law enforcement to investigate an intrusion into its computerized academic record system, that resulted in a limited number of undergraduate students having their grades changed. For more information and updates, please visit: www.scu.edu/grades.

This weekend a group of 17 students and 2 staff members is participating in the Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice in Washington, D.C. The Teach-In is an opportunity for members of Jesuit institutions and partners to gather for learning, prayer, networking and legislative advocacy on Capitol Hill.  This year's theme is "The Gritty Reality: Feel It, Think It, Engage It." You can watch a live feed on Saturday and Sunday by clicking on this link.

Check out this list of opportunities that we've received from others. From now on, as more opportunities come in, we'll be posting them on this list, so check back often.

Join Zen Teacher, Sarita Tamayo-Moraga, for an introduction to Christian centering prayer and mindfulness meditation.

This is a 2 unit, Pass/No Pass course that offers an introduction and discussion of basic beliefs, practices, and characteristics of the Catholic tradition. It will be taught by Fr. Mick McCarthy, Lulu Santana, and Greg Schultz.

We would like to welcome Clement Chee as our Catholic Relief Services Campus Ambassador.  Clement will be working with the Xavier Residential Learning Community on monthly educational projects, as well as organizing our campus-wide Operation Rice Bowl campaign.