Santa Clara University

The linked document is the social ministries newsletter from the California Province of the Society of Jesus. In it you will find one resource for informing your position on CA propositions. We hope that this will be one of many resources you seek out.

The university is mourning the loss of Fr. Bill Donnelly, SJ. Campus Ministry and CAPS staff are available for anyone who would like support. Services will take place on Monday, November 5 in the Mission Church. The viewing will be from 3 to 6 p.m., with a vigil service beginning at 5:30 p.m. to conclude the calling hours. The Mass of Christian Burial will begin at 7:30 p.m. There will be a reception immediately following.

Our Fall newsletter is out with information about the Feast of All Saints and how to remember loved ones during this month, along with a bunch of other useful information for your exploration of Campus Ministry.

During the month of November, we join Christian churches throughout the world to pray for all who have passed through death into the eternal embrace of God. Read Fr. Jack's letter about the many ways we will honor this tradition at SCU during November.

Our Campus Ministry team welcomes our new interns and desk workers. We hope you'll stop by and say hello to us when you're in Benson Center. We're always happy to see both new and known faces.

Together we continue a centuries-old tradition in Jesuit colleges and universities and call on the Spirit of God to inspire all our works, activities and studies. Grateful for the religious diversity in our community, we welcome members of all faith traditions to gather together at this special Catholic liturgy.

If you've ever thought that spending a year of your life serving others sounds like fun, then talk to people who have done just that. This evening there will be reps from various organizations talking about opportunities for after graduation.

What prevents you from experiencing the fullness of life? Julia Claire Landry, Director of Retreats, reflects on the readings for Sunday, September 30, imploring us to notice and choose.