Upcoming Events:
Please see our Events page for more events and details!
For undergrads only…
Have a question about the Catholic faith or Church teaching you’d like answered? Want to hear what questions other undergrads have? Then come to our Catholic Q&A with priest Fr. Marcin Szymanski. Questions can be submitted anonymously in advance via the form. There may be time to ask questions at the event, but it will depend on how many questions are submitted in advance.
Event will begin in St. Dominic’s Hall shortly after the 10AM Mass ends.
Link to submit questions: https://forms.gle/93R63eER8Wn3wvht8
Our modern world dwells on the surface. It takes effort for us to go into the depths—the depths of our friendships, our careers, and our faith. On the 3rd Thursday of each month at 7pm at the Newman Center, we will be having our Diving Deeper series, where we will dive deeply into the riches of our faith, the spiritual life, and the moral life. Come and probe into the deep riches of our God and our faith!
This month’s theme is “The Spiritual Life”
The “spiritual life” often seems like an ambiguous term. What does it even mean? How do we make progress, and what does that progress even look like? Come join us on Nov. 19th, where we’ll talk about what the spiritual life is, and how we can set ourselves up for success in progressing toward God.
Looking for a way to give back this fall?
Join our community for a fall walk through the Sandpoint Neighborhood to hand out flyers encouraging donations to the University Foodbank! Mass will be held beforehand at 8:30AM, instructions will begin at 9AM, and groups will depart from Newman at 9:30AM. Please bring your car if you have one!
Please note, this event is open to the entire community, though due to the nature of the event, unassisted mobility is recommended.
Undergrads and Frassati Members, join us for a Thanksgiving meal at the Newman Center!
Our annual Undergrad & Frassati Thanksgiving meal will be held after the 10AM Mass on Sunday, November 22nd. Please consider bringing a side dish to share if you are a Frassati member, or a dessert/drink if you are an undergrad. Please RSVP via the appropriate form so we know how many people are coming! (This is an alcohol-free event.)
Frassati Link: https://archseattle.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/9425/responses/new
Undergrad Link: https://archseattle.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/9430/responses/new
Our modern world dwells on the surface. It takes effort for us to go into the depths—the depths of our friendships, our careers, and our faith. On the 3rd Thursday of each month at 7pm at the Newman Center, we will be having our Diving Deeper series, where we will dive deeply into the riches of our faith, the spiritual life, and the moral life. Come and probe into the deep riches of our God and our faith!
Our modern world dwells on the surface. It takes effort for us to go into the depths—the depths of our friendships, our careers, and our faith. On the 3rd Thursday of each month at 7pm at the Newman Center, we will be having our Diving Deeper series, where we will dive deeply into the riches of our faith, the spiritual life, and the moral life. Come and probe into the deep riches of our God and our faith!
Our modern world dwells on the surface. It takes effort for us to go into the depths—the depths of our friendships, our careers, and our faith. On the 3rd Thursday of each month at 7pm at the Newman Center, we will be having our Diving Deeper series, where we will dive deeply into the riches of our faith, the spiritual life, and the moral life. Come and probe into the deep riches of our God and our faith!
Our modern world dwells on the surface. It takes effort for us to go into the depths—the depths of our friendships, our careers, and our faith. On the 3rd Thursday of each month at 7pm at the Newman Center, we will be having our Diving Deeper series, where we will dive deeply into the riches of our faith, the spiritual life, and the moral life. Come and probe into the deep riches of our God and our faith!
Our modern world dwells on the surface. It takes effort for us to go into the depths—the depths of our friendships, our careers, and our faith. On the 3rd Thursday of each month at 7pm at the Newman Center, we will be having our Diving Deeper series, where we will dive deeply into the riches of our faith, the spiritual life, and the moral life. Come and probe into the deep riches of our God and our faith!
Our modern world dwells on the surface. It takes effort for us to go into the depths—the depths of our friendships, our careers, and our faith. On the 3rd Thursday of each month at 7pm at the Newman Center, we will be having our Diving Deeper series, where we will dive deeply into the riches of our faith, the spiritual life, and the moral life. Come and probe into the deep riches of our God and our faith!
The Newman Center is your home away from home! Serving over 12,000 Catholic Huskies at the University of Washington, Newman has been an oasis of faith, fun and friends since 1908. Our patron, St. John Henry Cardinal Newman, was a great advocate of the Catholic student, and it’s been our mission since 1908 to follow in his footsteps. Working hand in hand with our Dominican priests and staff, our student leaders offer you a myriad of programs and activities, all in a diversified service to bring you closer to Christ, develop life-long friendships, and show you that you are the future leaders of our Church and world!
First year at UW? Check out our freshmen small groups and mixers! More info coming!
All undergrads: There’s a ton of things for you to do: life changing retreats, sports, community service projects, evangelization, lectures and education events, dances and parties, Bible studies, and of course, the Sacraments – just to name a few! To find out more about our dynamic undergraduate ministry, contact our campus minister Ellie Lande.
If you’re interested in keeping in touch with Newman, consider registering. The more we know about you, the better we can serve you. This is your ministry, so be sure to reach out to the staff or student leaders if you need anything at all.
GET INVOLVED!
Retreats: Join your fellow undergrads in quarterly retreats to grow in your faith and develop a strong community! More info found here.
Small Groups: Our FOCUS missionaries, student ministry team, and Dominicans run small groups, Bible studies, and more, each focusing on a different spiritual or intellectual aspect of our faith while simultaneously developing strong friendships and personal prayer in a group of 4-6 undergrads! If you're interested in joining a small group, email focus@uwnewman.org or ask one of your Newman leaders to help get you connected. More information coming soon.
Alternative Spring Break trip: During Spring Break, the Newman Center takes a group of 20-30 students to do a week-long service trip in various parts of WA. Interested in getting involved? Contact Ellie for more information.
Student Ministry Team: Interested in serving the Newman Community? Each year, we have a team of undergraduates that form our Student Ministry Team. For one year, members of our SMT serve the community through various ministries including Freshman outreach, community service projects, community events, on-campus evangelization, and more! Applications for SMT open in the Spring, and teams are chosen by the end of the academic year. Don't worry- if you weren't able to apply this year, contact Ellie and let her know how you would like to be involved!
The Newman Center has a long history at UW!
If you’re interested in learning more about our 115+ year-old ministry, check out our history page and photo albums. You may even learn what famous building on campus is named after a Newmanite!
Take some time to explore the website and learn more about how Newman can serve you. College is defined so often by the big questions we have – about life, the world, our purpose, faith, etc. – it’s important to Newman that we help you find the answers you’re looking for.
Remember the words of Cardinal Newman:
“God has created me to do Him some definite service. He has committed some work to me which He has not committee to another. I have my mission. I may never know in this life, but I shall be told it in the next. I am a link in a chain, a bond of connection between persons. He has not created me for naught. I shall do good. I shall do his work. I shall be an angel of peace, a preacher of truth in my own place while not intending it – if but I keep his commandments.”
[1] A Report of Findings from CARA’s Catholic Campus Ministry Inventory, September 2003, Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate (CARA), Georgetown University, Washington, D.C. Report indicates 28%-38% of students at Western US universities are Catholic.