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“The only way to reduce ugliness in the world is to reduce it in yourself,”
– Bayard Rustin
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Featured Event
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JST Community Night | Laudate Deum Lenten Pledge
Tuesday, Feb. 20 | 6:00 PM | Manresa Lounge
*Vegan Chili made by Sarah Bonini
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As we arrive at Lent, the Laudato Action Platform Committee invites the community to enrich this season of preparation by including in your commitment several distinctive moments dedicated to the care of creation. Events will include an introduction to plant based eating (2/20), a plant based potluck (3/1), an immersion experience with Planting Justice (3/9), a reflection on the Eucharistic bread (3/12), Garden-volunteer mornings (3/16 and 3/23), and an Easter ecological advocacy campaign (4/9).
Join us on Tuesday evening following mass to learn more and formalize your own commitment!
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Restoring Catholic Women to the Permanent Diaconate: Is Now the Time?
Thursday, February 22 | 6:30 PM | JST Loyola & Zoom | More Information
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A public synodal presentation and conversation with Ellie Hidalgo, co-director of Discerning Deacons. Discerning Deacons engages Catholics in the active discernment of our Church about women and diaconate. By embracing the prophetic call and ministry of deacons and by witnessing the historical and contemporary diaconal ministry of Catholic women, Discerning Deacons walks in faith, guided by the Holy Spirit, towards discernment and renewal of the Church and our world.
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What's Happening at JST
Monday | Feb. 19
JST Closed for President's Day
Tuesday | Feb. 20
Unleashing the Gifts of Women for a Synodal Church
12:00 PM | Manresa
JST Luncheon with Dean Bator and Ellie Hidalgo of Discerning Deacons. An intimate conversation with our JST student, staff and faculty community about the work of Discerning Deacons and how we can engage in discernment that honors women’s ministry to our global Church. Come participate within our enlivened and active theological community.
JST Community Night | Laudate Deum Lenten Pledge
Tuesday, Feb. 20 | 6:00 PM | Manresa Lounge
Wednesday | Feb. 21
Midweek Mindfulness
Beginning February 14, weekly on Wednesdays through Spring Semester. 1:00-1:15pm. Gesu Chapel | Zoom | Instagram: @JSTSCU
We welcome you to join with others in a quiet mindfulness practice. This is a perfect practice to explore this Lent! Led by Assistant Dean, Jenny Girard-Malley, you will be gently guided to center breath, realign presence, and reconnect to Spirit. In the midst of our busy academic lives this is a space to attend to your own self-awareness to pause in contemplation. Please join at any time between 1-1:15 as your day allows.
Zoom Meeting ID: 946 3140 0969 Password: JSTSCU
Academic Writing Lab: Using Sources
3:00-4:00 PM | Zoom | Register Here
Appropriate sources and use of sources, citation styles, paraphrasing, quoting, and avoiding plagiarism.
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Interfaith Weaving Prayers of Peace
Wednesday, Feb. 21 | 5:15-7:00 PM Doug Adams Gallery (GTU Library Floor 2)
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JST student Laryn Kovalik, MDiv ’25, invites you to “Interfaith Weaving Prayers of Peace." As we look at the world around us, there is violence, fear, and division. Yet, we must never tire of seeking peace. We must be keepers of hope! Join Laryn in the creative act of weaving peace. This event is hosted by GTU’s Creatives’ Cove, supported by the Center for the Arts & Religion, and will be held at the Doug Adams Gallery.
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Thursday | Feb. 22
Contemplative Walk
2:30-3:30 PM | JST Chapel Bell
Meet at the chapel bell to join others to reconnect to the world around us.
Restoring Catholic Women to the Permanent Diaconate: Is Now the Time?
Thursday, February 22 | 6:30 PM | JST Loyola & Zoom | More Information
Come, Get Involved!
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JST Talent Show 2024 Tickets Now Available! | Sign Up to Perform!
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This spring is our annual talent show!!! It will be held on the evening of Friday, March 15. We invite all our community to participate as you share your various talents with one another.
Complete this Talent Show Performer Sign-Up Sheet to share your talent!
Tickets are available now through March 8! Get yours from a member of the planning team (listed below) or from the Student Life Office!
Talent Show 2024 Planning team: Lisa Calvez, Joanna Elvis, Parker Smart, David Krol, Ryen Dwyer, Kari Elam, Vie Barhordarian, Alexis Dominguez.
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Included in This Week's Magis
Kudos Corner
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Congrats to Therese Fisher (MTS '24) on the acceptance of her MTS Synthesis Project by a publisher! The piece is tentatively titled, “Walking Through the Valley of Dementia: a Spiritual Retreat for Care Partners.” |
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We want to celebrate our community's achievements! Please let us know if you have something to celebrate such as an award, a recognition, the completion of a major project, etc.
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Spiritual Formation & Liturgy
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Laudate Deum Lenten Pledge: February 20 - Formal Launch following dinner
As we arrive at Lent, the Laudato Action Platform Committee invites the community to enrich this season of preparation by including in your commitment several distinctive moments dedicated to the care of creation. Events will include an introduction to plant-based eating (2/20), a plant-based potluck (3/1), an immersion experience with Planting Justice (3/9), a reflection on the Eucharistic bread (3/12), Garden-volunteer mornings (3/16 and 3/23), and an Easter ecological advocacy campaign (4/9). Starting Wednesday, visit Manresa to learn more about these and other ways to participate. Then, join us on the evening of Tuesday, February 20th following mass to learn more and to formalize your own commitment!!!
Contemplative Walk: Thursday, 2:30-3:30 PM
Join Laryn Kovalik for a contemplative walk; meet her and others re-engaging with the world by meeting by the JST bell. |
2024 Chinese Lunar New Year Mass: Saturday (2/24) 2:00 PM
Join the Chinese Catholic community of the Oakland Diocese at Christ the Light Cathedral for the Diocesan Chinese Lunar New Mass. The graphic design for the diocesan notice for this liturgy was created by JST student and one of our own liturgy coordinators, Rowena Chan.
Interfaith Weaving Prayers for Peace - Hewlett Library 2nd Floor, 5:15 to 7 PM
Laryn Kovalik has coordinated this exceptional opportunity to bring the worlds conflicts to prayer. Join her and other members of the GTU community in a interfaith weaving of prayers for peace.
Midweek Mindfulness: Beginning February 14, weekly on Wednesdays through Spring Semester. 1:00-1:15pm. Gesu Chapel | Zoom | Instagram: @JSTSCU
We welcome you to join with others in a quiet mindfulness practice. This is a perfect practice to explore this Lent! Led by Assistant Dean, Jenny Girard-Malley, you will be gently guided to center breath, realign presence, and reconnect to Spirit. In the midst of our busy academic lives this is a space to attend to your own self-awareness to pause in contemplation. Please join at any time between 1-1:15 as your day allows.
Zoom Meeting ID: 946 3140 0969 Password: JSTSCU
Liturgy Presider Schedule
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Tuesday, 2/20 |
Wednesday, 2/21 |
Thursday, 2/22 |
Friday, 2/23 |
8:00AM |
Nguyen |
Park |
Agbo |
Hsu |
5:15PM |
Fernandez |
Orobator |
L. Kovalik & J. Elivs |
Griener |
On Thursday, Laryn Kovalik and Joanna Elivs will co-preside at Liturgy of the Word with communion service. Joanna will serve as our preacher that evening.
Ministerial Formation
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Catechesis on Prayer Professional Development Course
The Catechesis on Prayer Professional Development Course will consider various forms of prayer and spiritual practices with a focus on both personal and ministerial growth. We will explore the relationship between personality and spiritual growth, the dynamics of the catechumenate via liturgical and mystagogical prayer and catechesis, and other spiritual practices that can support catechists in engaging the next generation of missionary disciples. Participants will also explore various ways to incorporate prayer practices into practical ministerial areas such as retreats, online and in person, and developing other faith sharing opportunities that will be useful for their areas of ministry. https://www.ncclcatholic.org/courses.html |
In The Spirit of The Synod: Opportunities for Dialogue
Listen to Dean Bator talk to the SCU community about "The Future of a Listening Church." |
This spring 2024, JST-SCU will be hosting a series of convening moments to dialogue and engage with the process of the synod within our global Church. Some of these events will be collaborative and hosted in conjunction with Santa Clara University south campus and other key Catholic partners locally, nationally, and internationally. Other moments will be geared toward our JST-SCU community of students, faculty, and staff. We welcome you and look forward to engaging with you in this time of discernment, discussion, and active participation in the life of our Church.
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Unleashing the Gifts of Women for a Synodal Church
Tuesday, February 20 | 12:00 PM | Manresa
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JST Luncheon with Dean Bator and Ellie Hidalgo of Discerning Deacons. An intimate conversation with our JST student, staff and faculty community about the work of Discerning Deacons and how we can engage in discernment that honors women’s ministry to our global Church. Come participate within our enlivened and active theological community.
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Restoring Catholic Women to the Permanent Diaconate: Is Now the Time?
Thursday, February 22 | 6:30 PM | JST Loyola & Zoom | More Information
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A public synodal presentation and conversation with Ellie Hidalgo, co-director of Discerning Deacons. Discerning Deacons engages Catholics in the active discernment of our Church about women and diaconate. By embracing the prophetic call and ministry of deacons and by witnessing the historical and contemporary diaconal ministry of Catholic women, Discerning Deacons walks in faith, guided by the Holy Spirit, towards discernment and renewal of the Church and our world.
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Synodal Moment: How to Uphold the Dignity and Equality of the Children of God in a Synodal Church Even When We Disagree about Identity and Sexuality with Fr. James Martin, S.J.
Monday, February 26 | 1:00 PM PST | Online
See here for more information.
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Synodal Moment: How to Celebrate and Welcome the Gifts of Women in Ministry in a Synodal Church with Maria Cimperman, RSCJ
Thursday, March 21 | 12:00 PM PST | Online
See here for more information.
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Synodal Moment: How to Become an All-Missionary Synodal Church that Welcomes the Vocations and Ministries of All its Members with Cardinal McElroy
Wednesday, April 24 | 12:00 PM PST | Online
See here for more information.
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Toward a Constitutively Synodal Church Third Intercontinental Massive Online Course | March 2024
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The Third Intercontinental Massive Online Course will be offered asynchronously at no cost during the month of March and is organized by Dr. Rafael Luciani, Dr. Serena Noceti, Dr. Carlos Maris Galli, Dr. Agenor Bridhenti, and Dr. Felix Palazzi. The course will include a presentation about the Synod on Synodality as well as lectures on Decision Making Models, Charisms and Ministries, and Structures for a Synodal Church. You can access the course via this link: https://formaciononline.bc.edu
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Women and Synodality: Where Can We Go From Here?
Thursday-Friday, May 2-3, 2024 | In-Person RSVP
Instituto Hispano
Questions? Contact jstinstitutohispano@scu.edu |
Book Presentation: Mexican-American Catholics w/ Eddie Fernandez, SJ
Tuesday, Feb. 27 | 7:00-8:00 PM | Zoom Registration
"The text is extremely enjoyable and an easy read, and it is especially useful for those in the Hispanic Church community who want to understand in more depth their past, present, and future possibilities as the majority group in the United States. This book is a great contribution to the pastoral theology literature in the Spanish-speaking world." - Allan Figueroa Deck, S.J., Distinguished Professor of Hispanic Pastoral Studies, Loyola Marymount University.
The event will be in Spanish, but there will be an English translation! |
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Save the Date
JST Community Nights
5:15 PM Liturgy | 6:00 PM Meal | 6:30 PM Program
Join us after the evening liturgy on the following dates for a shared meal and fellowship!
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Upcoming Community Nights
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Tuesday, February 27 (Alexandra Bishop) Tuesday. March 5 Tuesday, March 12 (Jadza Oliveria) Tuesday, March 19 (JST Biblical Studies Dpt.) Wednesday, April 2 Tuesday, April 9
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Tuesday, April 16 Tuesday, April 23 Tuesday, April 30 Tuesday, May 7 Tuesday, May 14
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Academic Writing Lab: Using Sources
Wednesday, Feb. 21 | 3:00-4:00 PM | Zoom
Appropriate sources and use of sources, citation styles, paraphrasing, quoting, and avoiding plagiarism.
Register Here
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A Conversation with Patrick Saint-Jean, S.J., moderated by Jenny Girard Malley and Chris Hadley
Tuesday, February 27 | Following the 5:15 PM Liturgy
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Join us during this Black History Month for a conversation with STL student and author, Patrick Saint-Jean, SJ. Topics may include writing, publishing, and his work on the impact of Ignatian spirituality on racial justice work. Patrick is the author of four books: The Spiritual Work of Racial Justice: A Month of Meditations with Ignatius of Loyola (2021), The Crucible of Racism: Ignatian Spirituality and the Power of Hope (2022), Home-Going: The Journey from Racism and Death to Community and Hope (2023), and The Spirituality of Transformation, Joy, and Justice: The Ignatian Way for Everyone (2023). |
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Reimagining Gospel Literature Tuesday-Wednesday, Mar. 5-6
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On March 5–6, 2024, the Jesuit School of Theology will host a symposium on “Reimagining Gospel Literature.” This international symposium interrogates the manifold ways that early readers located “Gospel” in the bibliographic landscape of the Roman Mediterranean of the early centuries CE. What made something “Gospel”? What are the limits of this literary phenomenon? How should one read or write a Gospel? How should one organize the expanding constellation of Gospel books? How do Gospels relate to other books, literary categories, and textual practices? How did readers situate Gospel reading in the cultural politics of the Roman Mediterranean? The Catholic Biblical Association, the Mellon Society of Fellows in Critical Bibliography, and the Dean’s Excellence Fund at the Jesuit School of Theology have provided generous support for this symposium.
The keynote lecture by Professor Jennifer Knust will take place at 7pm on Tuesday, March 5. The symposium will continue with full-day conversation on Wednesday, March 6.
If you plan to attend on Wednesday, please register by filling out the Google form at https://forms.gle/jPH2XKAVVsN2nJ9KA by March 1. Please contact Dr Jeremiah Coogan (jcoogan@scu.edu) with any questions.
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JST Talent Show | Masquerade Friday, Mar. 15
Get your tickets now through March 8 from the JST Student Life Office or members of the planning committee!
Sign up here by March 1 to share your talent!
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Upcoming Enrichment Opportunities
29th USCCA International Conference: "Our Hope is in Christ"
Proposal Deadline: March 1, 2024
We are calling for you to share your work on promoting friendship, dialogue, and peace between people in China and the USA in your role as intellectuals, as community leaders, members of religious organizations, and of nonprofit agencies dedicated to promoting US-China friendship and dialogue. The work can be broad or fall into anyone of the three main panel topics of:
(a) theology and faith formation in the Chinese context,
(b) clergy leadership and church life in China, and (c) social services in China by both religious and lay people in both rural and urban communities.
The work also can be about interfaith dialogue or collaboration on any of the above topics. We are particularly interested in projects or programs or research that focus on the Chinese youth.
See the USCCA Conference Webpage for more information.
IHEAR Summer Training Program
Applications Due: March 4, 2024
The UCSF Osher Center for Integrative Health offers a summer training program focused on Integrative Health Equity and Applied Research (IHEAR) for students in health professions and behavioral and social sciences doctoral programs. Integrative health equity is an emerging field focused on applying integrative approaches to improving health among underserved and vulnerable populations and testing models to improve access to integrative medicine in inadequately resourced settings.
This NIH-funded program aims to build the capacity and diversity of the integrative medicine research workforce to advance health equity.
The 2024 program runs from June 10 - August 2, 2024. Applications are due by noon PST on Monday, March 4, 2024. To apply or learn more visit: https://osher.ucsf.edu/education/ihear. Please direct inquiries to Yvette Coulter at yvette.coulter@ucsf.edu.
"The God of us All: Praying with Black Spirituality" | Jesuit Anti-Racism Solidarity 8 Day Retreat
Interested in attending this summer’s Jesuit Anti-Racism Sodality 8-day Retreat? “The God of us All: Praying with Black Spirituality” is an individually directed retreat that offers participants an opportunity to spend time in song, prayer, and community to experience the transformative nature of the Spirit moving through two deep traditions: Black Spirituality and Ignatian Spirituality. The retreat will be June 24-July 3 at the Loyola Retreat and Ecology Campus (LUREC) in Woodstock, IL. Click here for more information and to express interest. Space is limited to 15 retreatants.
Collaborative Events
Workshop on Applied Ignatian Spirituality
March 2 and 9 | 9:00-12:00PM | Stanford University
Mindfulness, meditation, yoga are excellent spiritual practices proven to improve physical and mental health but there is something more in the Catholic arsenal. In this workshop, we will learn of a variety of Catholic-based approaches for better health and wellness that are receiving more attention and empirical support. The core tenets from Jesuit spirituality we will discuss include seeing God (or the sacred) in all things, attending to the whole person, decision-making using discernment, and ending with the Examen. It is a two day event: March 2 will introduce these tools and the evidence for them while March 9 will focus on the sustainable implementation of the tools in everyday life.
Workshop Presenter: Thomas G. Plante, Ph.D., ABPP is the Augustin Cardinal Bea, S.J. University Professor, Professor of Psychology and Religious Studies (by courtesy), and directs the Applied Spirituality Institute at Santa Clara University. He is an Emeritus Adjunct Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Science at Stanford University. He has published 29 books including recently, Living Better with Spirituality Based Strategies that Work. He has been a member of the Catholic Community at Stanford since 1988.
Participation: is free. Registration required. If you're interested, reach Archie Prus SJ (aprus@scu.edu).
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GTU & Community Events
Dream in Color: Art of the African Diaspora
Feb. 1 - Feb. 25 | ACCI Gallery | 1652 Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley CA Monday-Saturday: 11am-6pm and Sunday: 12pm-5pm
February Reading Group: Dante's Divine Comedy
Thursdays in February | 3:00-4:00pm | GTU Library
The Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology, in collaboration with the Jesuit School of Theology, is offering a one-month reading group of Dante’s Divine Comedy. Discussions will be led by Evan Underbrink, doctoral student at the Graduate Theological Union.
Email eunderbrink@ses.gtu.edu to register.
Volunteer Opportunity: Eucharistic Ministers at Oakland Children's Hospital
UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital Oakland is looking for Eucharistic Ministers to join our volunteer program. This is a beautiful, needed, and richly rewarding service, bringing spiritual comfort and healing to hospitalized children and their families. We are looking for Eucharistic Ministers who can put in about a year's commitment, at 2-3 hours a week, who are comfortable with children and excited to serve and learn in this way. We are flexible and can work with a student’s schedule. We provide mentoring/shadowing with an experienced Eucharistic Minister as well as orientation, training, and on-site support from the hospital chaplains. Might this be you? Look at this brochure to learn more and to begin to discern if God is calling you to this important ministry. https://tinyurl.com/UCSFBCHOEM
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SCU Events
Call for Submissions - Solito Inspired Art and Creative Writing
Submission deadline: April 24, 2024
The Community Read Committee is accepting submissions of creative works inspired by Javier Zamora’s Solito.
The theme of this exhibit is Art and Social Change - Exploring the Themes of Solito. Art is integral to social change movements and has been used to raise awareness of issues, to protest injustice, or to share a vision for a better future. We invite you to submit your own original art – whether a visual piece or written work – and are especially interested in works that connect social change to themes of the book such as borders, migration, family, and identity.
All students, faculty, staff, and community members are encouraged to submit works for consideration!
Submit your Visual Art or Creative Writing via this Google Form.
See this PDF, Solito - Call for Submissions, or email Suzie Kim (skim6@scu.edu) for more information.
Resources
The JST-SCU Culture of Care: Keeping One Another Safe and Healthy
Testing
With new variants circulating, infections and hospitalizations are back on the rise, testing plays a critical role. COVID-19 rapid antigen tests are available from the JST Front Desk.
- Before coming to campus, please test for COVID-19 using an at-home rapid antigen test. If you test positive, please report your test result and observe all isolation protocols and precautions. Do not come to campus if you have tested positive.
- We strongly recommend you test three to five days after arriving on campus.
- Please take a test if:
- you experience symptoms,
- 3-5 days after you have been exposed to someone with COVID-19,
- when you return from traveling, or
- before interacting with vulnerable or high-risk individuals.
Masking: Masks are a simple and effective way to reduce exposure to COVID-19 and other airborne viruses. Although not required in indoor campus locations, masks are highly recommended. In addition, faculty members have the option to require masks in classrooms.
If you are experiencing any illness symptoms we always recommend staying home. If you are testing negative and feel good enough to come to campus we strongly encourage you to wear a mask. If exposed to COVID-19, you do not need to quarantine. Test 3-5 days after your last exposure and wear a mask. If you test negative, consider testing again 48 hours later to confirm a negative result; if experiencing symptoms, test again 48 hours after the second negative test.
Isolation: If you test positive, you must report your positive test result, isolate for at least 5 days and wear a mask through Day 10. Isolation during your infectious period means you may not go to class, work, lab, or other activities. Please notify your professors, supervisors, and close contacts. Faculty have been encouraged to accommodate students who need to isolate.
If you test positive for the flu, RSV, or if you are ill with another respiratory virus, please stay home to help with your recovery and to limit transmission to others.
COVID-19 Dashboard SCU monitors positive cases, virus levels in wastewater, and workplace exposures on campus. Results are shared on our COVID-19 Dashboard.
For questions or additional information on COVID-19, please visit Prepared SCU or email us at covid19@scu.edu.
COVID-19 Vaccines & Other Immunizations
Please the SCU Prepared Site for all COVID Related Information
Free COVID-19 Vaccine Locations Near JST:
City of Berkeley News
CAPS (Counseling and Psychological Services) Short-Term Therapy CAPS continues to offer short-term therapy. The basic steps to getting started in CAPS are outlined below, and the CAPS website has more detailed information on short-term therapy services:
- First Step: Phone consultation. Students can call 408-554-4501 to schedule a phone consultation, which takes 15-25 minutes. During this call, CAPS staff assess if the therapeutic support a student is seeking fits within the short-term therapy model at CAPS. Collaboratively, the therapist and student will determine next steps.
- If short-term therapy is recommended, a CAPS therapist will then reach out to the student to schedule a 50 minute intake appointment via the SCU Health Portal.
- If referral to an off-campus therapist or services is recommended, an appointment with the Cowell Center Clinical Case Manager will be offered to support the referral process.
*Reminder: There are no limits on the number of therapy sessions and no fees at CAPS, but services are designed to be short-term.
Our JST CAPS Liaison, Estrella and Gaurie, will be at JST on February 7th. Come meet them to learn more about this resource!
Campus Safety Services
Campus Safety Services encourages students, faculty, and staff to be an active participant in your personal and community safety. The following safety reminders will help keep campus safety a priority:
- Always lock your vehicle and residence upon exiting and at night; if you live off-campus, consider investing in a doorbell camera device
- Never store valuables in your vehicle
- Use fortified locks when securing your bicycle or skateboard
- Be aware of your surroundings and report suspicious activity to Campus Safety and/or the Berkeley Police Department
- CSS: (408) 554-4441
- BPD: 911 or from a cell phone call 510-981-5911
- Prioritize and respect your own mental health; encourage others to do the same
Hours of Operation
Campus Safety Service is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We have two shifts to serve you, 6a-6p and 6p-6a respectively. Our dispatch center is located in the Main Parking Structure (Building 714). Please contact us anytime at (408) 554-4441. You can also go to https://www.scu.edu/campus-safety/
Career Connections
Preparing for What Comes Next!
Stay tuned for future opportunities for professional development and preparation for your future career!
Career Opportunities
Paid Internship | Dept. of Justice, Peace, and Human Development
United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Washington, DC | More Information & How to Apply
University Minister of Service & Justice
University of Detroit Mercy, Detroit, MI | More Information & How to Apply
Religious Studies Teacher
Bishop O'Dowd High School, Oakland, CA | More Information & How to Apply
Human Resources Director
Diocese of Stockton, Stockton, CA | More Information & How to Apply
Program Director
Sisters of Mercy of the Americas Incorporated, Burlingame, CA | More Information & How to Apply
Chapel Music Director
Pacific School of Religion, Berkeley, CA | More Information & How to Apply
Recruiter
CommonSpirit Health, Pheonix, AZ | More Information & How to Apply
Religious Studies Teacher
Archbishop Mitty High School, San Jose, CA | More Information & How to Apply
Theology Teacher
Sacred Heart Cathedral Prep, San Francisco, CA | More Information & How to Apply
Vocational Summit Coordinator (Deadline Extended)
Jesuit School of Theology of SCU, Berkeley, CA | More Information & How to Apply
On-Campus Work Opportunities
JST is Hiring NOW - Student Employee Position Available
Please see the JST Student Employment page for information on openings for student employment.
JST Calendar Highlights
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JST Weekday Liturgy
5:15 p.m., Gesu Chapel
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Contemplative Walk
2:30 p.m.
Join others to reconnect to the world around us. Check the Magis for specifics each week. In general, those walking meet at the bell and depart at 2:30.
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JST Weekday Liturgy
5:15 p.m., Gesu Chapel
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Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University Assistant Dean of Student and Community Life 1735 Le Roy Avenue Berkeley, CA 94709 Phone: 510-549-5018 jstmagis@scu.edu |
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