Saint Norbert College

“Old St. Joseph Church — affectionately known as Old St. Joe’s — is home to the St. Norbert College Parish and is the heart of our campus. The parish offers: Daily and weekly mass Eucharistic adoration Confession The opportunity to serve as a catechist”

“MASS TIMES Sunday: 10 a.m. (and 7 p.m. during the Academic Year) Monday through Friday: Noon Perpetual Novena Mass Wednesday: Noon (followed by the Novena Prayers)”

“MASS TIMES Sunday: 10 a.m. (and 7 p.m. during the Academic Year) Monday through Friday: Noon Perpetual Novena Mass Wednesday: Noon (followed by the Novena Prayers)”

“Oct 11 | 10:00am - 11:00am Sunday Morning Mass”

“Confessions are offered on Sundays (9-10am, 6-6:45pm), Mondays (7-8pm), and Wednesdays (11-11:45am) during the academic year. Appointments available as requested”

“Adore Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament during the academic year on Mondays from 12:30-8pm in Old St. Joe's with Confessions offered (7-7:45pm)”

“Adore Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament during the academic year on Mondays from 12:30-8pm in Old St. Joe's with Confessions offered (7-7:45pm)”

“Fr. Mike Brennan, O. Praem. '99 Pastor of Old St. Joe's & Director of Campus Ministry 920-403-3012 mbrennan@norbertines.org”

“The chapel is home to Campus Ministry’s Knight Mass, held on Wednesday evenings during the academic year.”

“Address: 123 Grant St., De Pere, Wisconsin 54115 (the Shrine is adjacent to Old St. Joseph Church on the campus of St. Norbert College) VISITING HOURS Daily: 6:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.”

“A reflection chapel is located in a quiet corner on the first floor.”

“Theological Foundations [CORE: TF] and Philosophical Foundations [CORE: PF] should be taken by the end of the student’s first year.”

“You must complete one course in each of the seven general core curriculum areas.”

“Catholic Imagination [Core: CI] This area focuses on the Catholic intellectual tradition and its continuing interactions/dialogue with the world, including art, literature, and science. Courses in this area explore a variety of subject matter, grounded in Catholic theology”

“This course will introduce students to the principal elements of Christian theology, particularly in the Catholic tradition, including biblical studies, historical and systematic theology, and ethics.”

“Theological Foundations [CORE: TF] and Philosophical Foundations [CORE: PF] should be taken by the end of the student’s first year.”

“Catholic Imagination [Core: CI] This area focuses on the Catholic intellectual tradition and its continuing interactions/dialogue with the world, including art, literature, and science. Courses in this area explore a variety of subject matter, grounded in Catholic theology”

“Rooted in St. Norbert College’s Catholic, Norbertine, and liberal arts traditions, the Core Curriculum empowers students to:”

“The following majors, minors, and master’s programs have been approved for discontinuation by the St. Norbert College Board of Trustees. While these programs will no longer be offered”

“Theology and Religious Studies Major MInor 2024 2025 6 years”

“Fr. Mike Brennan, O. Praem. '99 Pastor of Old St. Joe's & Director of Campus Ministry 920-403-3012 mbrennan@norbertines.org”

“Andrew Gehring '21 Assistant Director of Campus Ministry 920-403-3925 andrew.gehring@snc.edu”

“Jennifer Rapavi Minister of Faith Formation 920-403-3924 jennifer.rapavi@snc.edu”

“Retreats are offered throughout the academic year, including an annual Kairos and SEEK retreat”

“Oct 16 | 4:00pm - Oct 18 | 5:00pm Fall Retreat 2026”

“Faith and spiritual development organizations Chiara Cru Frassati”

“Campus Court Blessed Chiara (Chiara) exists as a community of women, deeply rooted in the Catholic faith.”

“Frassati exists as a community of men, deeply rooted in the Catholic faith.”

“Our students strive to draw their peers closer to Christ through weekly programming offered on the top floor of Campus Ministry”

“A small group program exploring life and vocation over the course of the academic year with a staff member”

“Our campus community is invited to encounter Christ through Scripture and reflect on how God is showing up in our lives”

“Campus Ministry Intentional Living Community Do you want to grow in your faith while living in community?”

“Single rooms in shared apartments (Gries Hall) or in small residence halls for females (Doksany Hall) or males (Roggenburg Hall).”

“Men live in Madelaine, while women reside in Lorraine.”

“Campus Ministry Intentional Living Community Do you want to grow in your faith while living in community?”

“Award recipients will live in an intentional community and commit to regular fellowship, personal and small group prayer as well as faith formation and service events.”

“Special Asst. to the President for Mission Integration”

“The Sturzl Center for Community Service & Learning connects students to service work that promotes the common good by addressing real community needs.”

“The Sturzl Center supports the college’s mission to serve the common good by fostering campus-wide discussion on service, promoting community engagement and recognizing significant contributions to serving the common good.”

“In keeping with its liberal arts, Catholic and Norbertine traditions, St. Norbert College offers several courses each semester that engage in communities beyond the College. Community engagement courses use academic service-learning as a method of teaching and learning”

“politics and religion intersect today; and what we gain by putting Catholic Social Teachings in conversation with sociology.”

“Knights for Life is the Pro-Life club on campus.”

“The second pillar is supporting pregnant women on campus and beyond.”

“Turning Responsibility Into Powerful Service (TRIPS) is an alternative break service program that equips students to grow through hands-on education, service, and reflection to become engaged citizens who strengthen communities by committing to social justice.”

“Immigration | Denver, CO | Jan. 10-16, 2027”

“Addressing Homelessness | Washington, D.C. | Jan. 10-16, 2027”

“The Residential Service Program is available to second-year residents.”

“Prepare to become an agent of positive change by completing six courses to earn a minor in peace and justice studies.”

“Campus Ministry offers: Bible studies and retreats Small and large group formation Discernment and social justice groups”

“Our commitment to communio is inspired by our Catholic, liberal arts, and Norbertine traditions.”

“Rooted in the love of Jesus Christ, Catholic Tradition, and the Norbertine values of radical hospitality, communio, action and contemplation, and service to the local community, Campus Ministry seeks to cultivate the faith and spiritual life of all students, faculty, and staff”