Saint Mary's College

“Monday 11 am Church of Our Lady of Loretto 9 pm Queen of Heaven Chapel, Regina North Hall Tuesday 11 am Church of Our Lady of Loretto 9 pm Our Lady of Wisdom Chapel, McCandless Hall Wednesday 11 am Church of Our Lady of Loretto 9 pm Sacred Heart Chapel, Holy Cross Hall Thursday 11 am Church of Our Lady of Loretto 9 pm Holy Spirit Chapel, Le Mans Hall Friday 11 am Church of Our Lady of Loretto”

“Regular weekly liturgy schedule begins Monday, August 24, 2026. Sunday 10:30 am Church of Our Lady of Loretto 7 pm Holy Spirit Chapel, Le Mans Hall”

“Priest Chaplain Office Hours Drop in times for the Sacrament of Reconciliation, spiritual direction, and pastoral care. Wednesday 3:30-6:30 pm, Ministry Resource Room, 1st Floor Student Center Friday 3-6 pm, Ministry Resource Room, 1st Floor Student Center”

“Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament Wednesday 9 am-4 pm Holy Spirit Chapel, Le Mans Hall, beginning Sept. 9th”

“Priest Chaplain Office Hours Drop in times for the Sacrament of Reconciliation, spiritual direction, and pastoral care. Wednesday 3:30-6:30 pm, Ministry Resource Room, 1st Floor Student Center Friday 3-6 pm, Ministry Resource Room, 1st Floor Student Center”

“Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament Wednesday 9 am-4 pm Holy Spirit Chapel, Le Mans Hall, beginning Sept. 9th”

“Access to a chapel or worship space”

“Religious Traditions I (one course) A Saint Mary’s student uses scholarly approaches to gain an informed understanding of diverse religious traditions. Religious Traditions II (one course) A Saint Mary’s student uses scholarly approaches to accurately analyze central aspects of the diverse Catholic Christian tradition.”

“Religious Traditions I (one course) A Saint Mary’s student uses scholarly approaches to gain an informed understanding of diverse religious traditions. Religious Traditions II (one course) A Saint Mary’s student uses scholarly approaches to accurately analyze central aspects of the diverse Catholic Christian tradition.”

“Philosophy (one course) A Saint Mary’s student cultivates the philosophical skills and dispositions necessary for exploring life's biggest questions”

“The learning outcomes for the General Education Program were derived by the Saint Mary's College faculty, focusing on key knowledge and/or skills gained, as aligned with the college’s mission and identity as a Catholic, women’s, liberal arts institution.”

“Religious Traditions I (one course) A Saint Mary’s student uses scholarly approaches to gain an informed understanding of diverse religious traditions. Religious Traditions II (one course) A Saint Mary’s student uses scholarly approaches to accurately analyze central aspects of the diverse Catholic Christian tradition.”

“A major or minor in Religious Studies and Theology does the following:”

“Nicole Labadie Director of the Center for Faith, Action, and Ministry”

“Small groups in your residence hall Vibrant liturgy, worship, and sacramental life that brings an experience of the the divine into the everyday Retreats, reflection, and prayer opportunities”

“Small groups in your residence hall Vibrant liturgy, worship, and sacramental life that brings an experience of the the divine into the everyday Retreats, reflection, and prayer opportunities”

“Friends with Sisters - be a friend and build relationship one-on-one with a Sister of the Holy Cross”

“Saint Mary’s is a Catholic, residential, women’s, liberal arts college offering undergraduate degrees and co-educational graduate programs.”

“Before having an overnight guest, students must receive permission from their roommate to host the guest; however, students are not permitted to have overnight male guests. All overnight guests must be female and at least 5 years old.”

“Before having an overnight guest, students must receive permission from their roommate to host the guest; however, students are not permitted to have overnight male guests. All overnight guests must be female and at least 5 years old.”

“Monday 11 am Church of Our Lady of Loretto 9 pm Queen of Heaven Chapel, Regina North Hall Tuesday 11 am Church of Our Lady of Loretto 9 pm Our Lady of Wisdom Chapel, McCandless Hall Wednesday 11 am Church of Our Lady of Loretto 9 pm Sacred Heart Chapel, Holy Cross Hall Thursday 11 am Church of Our Lady of Loretto 9 pm Holy Spirit Chapel, Le Mans Hall Friday 11 am Church of Our Lady of Loretto”

“Small groups in your residence hall Vibrant liturgy, worship, and sacramental life that brings an experience of the the divine into the everyday Retreats, reflection, and prayer opportunities”

“Access to a chapel or worship space”

“The Vice President for Mission is a joint appointment of the President of the College and the President of the Sisters of the Holy Cross.”

“Rooted in the philosophy of education of the Sisters of the Holy Cross, the Division for Mission provides opportunities for faith and action.”

“Serve and work for justice locally and globally through community engagement, advocacy, and immersion experiences.”

“Experiential and community-based learning provides opportunities to link theory and practice and reflect systematically on how principled approaches to justice can be made effective in the world.”

“A student with a minor in Justice Studies will be able to identify and apply the basic principles of Catholic Social Teaching.”

“Any student who becomes pregnant may remain enrolled and will receive the College’s full support.”

“The Center for Faith, Action, and Ministry offers pastoral care and spiritual support for students who are or think they might be pregnant.”

“Service Break Experiences - You’ll have the opportunity to travel domestically and abroad to immerse yourself in a new community while learning about a particular social justice issue.”

“CRS Ambassadors - Build a global perspective as you learn to advocate locally for policies that impact our human family across the world.”

“Care for Creation Team - Come join us at the Sustainable Farm!”

“The Center for Faith, Action, and Ministry (CFAM) fosters the integration of love of God and neighbor through worship, pastoral ministry, justice, and solidarity.”

“Serve and work for justice locally and globally through community engagement, advocacy, and immersion experiences.”