What is spiritual life like at ND?
As a Catholic university, it is easy to see the physical manifestation of faith present on campus. For instance, a statue of the Virgin Mary stands atop the Main Building’s dome, there is a mural of Jesus on the side of our library, and chapels are located in every residence hall. At the same time, however, there are many Notre Dame students who are not Catholic or who are non-practicing Catholics — we welcome people of all different faiths and practices to the University! We ask only that they be willing to dive into discussions involving faith and spirituality and also be supportive of the University’s mission. Many different religious services are offered throughout the week at Notre Dame including over 100 Catholic masses. Campus Ministry facilitates many activities for all students and works to ensure that the atmosphere at Notre Dame is supportive and welcoming to all. Included in this mission is the task of making sure that students who are not Catholic can find masses or servic
As a Catholic university, it is easy to see the physical manifestation of faith present on campus. For instance, a statue of the Virgin Mary stands atop the Main Building’s dome, there is a mural of Jesus on the side of our library, and chapels are located in every residence hall. At the same time, however, there are many Notre Dame students who are not Catholic or who are non-practicing Catholics—we welcome people of all different faiths and practices to the University! We ask only that they be willing to dive into discussions involving faith and spirituality and also be supportive of the University’s mission. Many different religious services are offered throughout the week at Notre Dame including over 100 Catholic masses. Campus Ministry facilitates many activities for all students and works to ensure that the atmosphere at Notre Dame is supportive and welcoming to all. Included in this mission is the task of making sure that students who are not Catholic can find masses or services
