Campus Ministry Groups

Graduate Student Fellowship Group

Meets Sunday nights at 7:30 in the More House Coffee Bar & Lounge (AKA The Great Room) for discussion and conversation before 8:30 Mass.  All are welcome as we form this new community!  Contact Tom McKellop at tmmckello@yahoo.com with any questions.

The Power Hour

You have the Power to share your faith.

This student-led group meets Wednesday nights at 8:00 in the More House Coffee Bar & Lounge.  A student gives a reflection and leads a discussion in the Mass readings for the following week.  We begin and end each meeting with song and prayer, acknowledging the Power of God.

Women’s Bible Study

Join us on Monday nights at 8:00 in the Catholic Center library for prayer and conversation.  We use the meditation method of lectio divina to study a short passage of the Bible and then share our insights in discussion.  We enjoy homemade baked goods at every meeting.  Contact Maggie at mmbyrne36@gmail.com with questions.

Newman Association

The Newman Association is the Catholic student association founded for the development of faith, service and fellowship on the SU campus.  In the spirit of creating a faith-filled community, Newman meets twice a month as a group to discuss and organize  service ministry, social ministry and various projects for the good of the University and the surrounding communities.

Some of the events organized by Newman are:

• New York State Fair trip
• Apple Picking
• All Hallows Eve celebration
• Vigil For Peace
• Wrapped in Love  – blankets for Rosewood Nursing Home
• Bowling, Ice Skating
• Movie Nights at Alibrandi
• Relay For Life

Knights of Columbus

Knights of Columbus

Blessed Mother Marianne Cope Council 14260 at Syracuse University
Council 14260 is a member of the college council’s conference, one of only six in the state of New York. As Knights of Columbus we strive to work towards upholding the pillars of the order: Charity, Unity, Fraternity and Patriotism. We do this through our activities as a council and for the larger Catholic community throughout the three academic institutions we serve.

The Knights of Columbus is the world’s largest Catholic fraternal service organization. Founded in New Haven CT in 1882 by Fr. Michael J. McGivney in the basement of St. Mary’s Church. There are more than 1.7 million members in 14,000 councils across the US, Canada, Poland Philippines and US territories, with nearly 200 councils on college campuses. Membership is limited to “practical Catholic” men aged 18 or older.

For more information, contact Chris Collins at cpcollin@syr.edu or check out our website