Manhattan University

“Weekday (Monday-Thursday) 12:15pm (Manhattan University – Chapel of the Holy Infancy)”

“Although Mass is not offered everyday, members of the community are also welcome to attend the Eucharist at our local parish, St. John - Visitation Church.”

“Weekday (Friday-Saturday) 12:15pm (St. John-Visitation Church)”

“7:30pm (Manhattan University – Chapel of DeLaSalle and His Brothers)”

“facilitating retreat and prayer experiences—including the weekly Sunday Evening Mass”

“Father Edward L. Beck, C.P., and Father Robert H. Joerger, C.P., AFSC, who are the new Co-Directors of Campus Ministry and University Chaplains.”

“The Chapel of DeLaSalle and His Brothers is the main chapel and is located on the second floor of Squeri Hall. The Chapel of the Holy Infancy is a smaller chapel and is located on the second floor of Memorial Hall.”

“Weekday (Monday-Thursday) 12:15pm (Manhattan University – Chapel of the Holy Infancy)”

“These goals are accomplished through our nine-credit requirement for all students that includes:”

“One course that explores the riches of the Catholic intellectual tradition: any course chosen from RELS 200-299 (Elective Group A)”

“RELS 110 | Lasallian Seminar | 3 | or RELS 152 | Nature & Experience of Religion-FYS | A RELS Course in Catholic Studies | 3 | A RELS Course in Global Studies or Contemporary Issues | 3 |”

“PHIL 201 | Ethics | 3 | RELS 110 | Lasallian Seminar | 3 | RELS Elective 200 Level | 3 | RELS Elective 300 Level | 3 |”

“Religious Studies - Additional 6 credits with students selecting one course from Elective Group A (Catholic Studies) and one course from Elective Group B (Global Studies and Contemporary Issues)”

“One course that explores the riches of the Catholic intellectual tradition: any course chosen from RELS 200-299 (Elective Group A)”

“Elective Group A: Catholic Studies”

“Religious Studies - Additional 6 credits with students selecting one course from Elective Group A (Catholic Studies) and one course from Elective Group B (Global Studies and Contemporary Issues)”

“RELS 110 | Lasallian Seminar | 3 | or RELS 152 | Nature & Experience of Religion-FYS | A RELS Course in Catholic Studies | 3 | A RELS Course in Global Studies or Contemporary Issues | 3 |”

“Humanities, Social Sciences or other approved courses – 12 to 15 credits (depending on the engineering program) from subject areas such as modern foreign languages (200 Level or higher), religious studies (beyond the 9 credits described above), fine arts, history, philosophy”

“PHIL 201 | Ethics | 3 | RELS 110 | Lasallian Seminar | 3 | RELS Elective 200 Level | 3 | RELS Elective 300 Level | 3 |”

“To fulfil the Humanities requirement, all students in liberal arts and science majors take the following courses:”

“PHIL 150 | Roots: Philosophy | 3 |”

“demonstrate knowledge of a range of religious viewpoints, including but not limited to the Catholic intellectual tradition and Lasallian heritage”

“One course that explores the riches of the Catholic intellectual tradition: any course chosen from RELS 200-299 (Elective Group A)”

“As part of this mission, the university offers both a major and a minor in Religious Studies leading to a BA degree.”

“Father Edward L. Beck, C.P., and Father Robert H. Joerger, C.P., AFSC, who are the new Co-Directors of Campus Ministry and University Chaplains.”

“Several student LIFT Retreats are offered each year for ecological spirituality, Kairos, new students, seniors, and women in spirituality.”

“Kairos is the hallmark retreat at Manhattan University”

“Join CMSA for a day-long getaway to Bear Mountain.”

“Lasallian Collegians combine their love of Manhattan University with a drive to engage in faith, service and community.”

“Music Ministry brings together students who share their musical gifts in service of worship and the spiritual life of the campus.”

“Residents may host guests for up to 6 nights per month at two day intervals, and no more than two overnight guests at any given time.”

“entering with a resident host between 8:00 am and 12:00 am (this extends to 2:00 am for day guests arriving on Friday and Saturday)”

“The Office of Mission supports the Manhattan University community in their understanding and realization of the distinctive academic and societal mission of the University and its Lasallian Catholic identity.”

“Contact: mission@manhattan.edu | 718-862-7734”

“The Lasallian Outreach Collaborative (L.O.Co.) is a weekly community service organization which partners with local community-based organizations in the Bronx, and greater NYC area.”

“One-time service opportunities are open to the entire student body throughout the year through the Service on Saturday Program.”

“PEAC 453 | Community Engaged Learning | 3 |”

“RELS 254 | Catholic Social Teaching | 3 |”

“The Dorothy Day Center for Study and Promotion of Social Catholicism is a resource for the campus, our local community and the worldwide Lasallian network on the Catholic social tradition.”

“LOVE Trips constitute a significant part of Manhattan University's social justice immersion program, and they provide students with opportunities to learn about Catholic Social Teaching in the communities that are most impacted by the justice issues.”

“Recent experiences have taken place in Pachuca, MX, New Orleans, Flint, El Paso, Camden, Chicago and Bethlehem in the Holy Land.”

“Through CMSA, Manhattan has been designated a Catholic Relief Services “Global Campus" in recognition of the University’s commitment to international relief and development work.”

“It is also involved in Manhattan University's status as a Laudato Sí University.”

“The Dorothy Day Center for Study and Promotion of Social Catholicism is a resource for the campus, our local community and the worldwide Lasallian network on the Catholic social tradition.”

“Campus Ministry works hand in hand with Social Action, putting Catholic Social Teaching into practice through meaningful service to neighbors near and far.”

“LOVE Trips constitute a significant part of Manhattan University's social justice immersion program, and they provide students with opportunities to learn about Catholic Social Teaching in the communities that are most impacted by the justice issues.”