Campus visit planner
Plan your visit to North Carolina State University at Raleigh
Pick your days. We’ll show Mass and confession on campus while you’re there, parishes nearby, and the questions worth asking.
Mass and prayer while you’re there
Friday Oct. 16, 2026
- 12:15 PMConfessionTalley Student Union (room varies) · Before the 12:45 PM Mass; fall and spring semesters.
- 12:15 PM–12:45 PMAdorationTalley Student Union (room varies) · Before the 12:45 PM Mass; fall and spring semesters.
- 12:45 PMMassTalley Student Union (room varies) · Fall and spring semesters.
- 5:00 PMConfessionDoggett Center, 1410 Hillsborough St · Before the 5:30 PM Mass; fall and spring semesters.
- 5:00 PM–5:30 PMAdorationDoggett Center, 1410 Hillsborough St · Before the 5:30 PM Mass; fall and spring semesters.
- 5:30 PMMassDoggett Center, 1410 Hillsborough St · Fall and spring semesters.
Saturday Oct. 17, 2026
- 3:00 PM–5:00 PMConfessionHoly Name of Jesus Cathedral, 715 Nazareth Street
Sunday Oct. 18, 2026
- 10:30 AMMassTalley Student Union, room 4101 (on campus) · Fall and spring semesters; in summer at the Doggett Center.
- 6:00 PM–7:00 PMConfessionHoly Name of Jesus Cathedral, 715 Nazareth Street · Before the 7:00 PM CCM Mass.
- 7:00 PMMassHoly Name of Jesus Cathedral, 715 Nazareth Street · Celebrated by NC State Catholic Campus Ministry; year-round.
From the school’s published schedule. Please confirm with campus ministry before you go.
Parishes nearby
- Holy Name of Jesus Cathedral0.6 mi715 Nazareth StreetMass times on their website
- Sacred Heart Cathedral1.8 mi
Questions to ask
Tick them off as you go. The best people to ask are the campus minister, a theology teacher and current students.
At a public or secular university (ask the campus ministry)
- When are Mass and confession? How far is the Catholic center from the residence halls?
- Is the chaplain full-time? Are there FOCUS or Saint Paul’s Outreach missionaries?
- What does a first-year student’s week look like if they get involved?
Campus culture and residence life (ask students)
- Where do Catholic students gather? What groups are most active?
- How many retreats are offered each year, and how many students go?
- Are single-sex halls available? What is the visitation or overnight guest policy?
- Is there a hall chaplain, or Mass in the residence halls?
My notes
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