Ciana Wilkening, also known as CJ, is a freshman at Santa Clara. In her first year at SCU, CJ has become active in Campus Ministry through the Christian Life Community and is involved in the Sanfilippo residence hall community. This Spring CJ participated in the Search retreat that she describes here. One of … Continue reading »
Wednesday Zen: A Personal Testimony (Guest Blogger Joe Alexander-Short)
A special guest post authored by SCU Junior Joe Alexander-Short Our college years are wonderful years, but the transition to this new life can be strange. Without the grounding influence of family and friends it can feel like you’re operating in a different world. However, it is exactly this separation from what is most comfortable … Continue reading »
Path to Peace Foundation Holds Annual Seminar
The Path to Peace Foundation will hold its annual Catholic Social Teaching Seminar this week in New York City. The Seminar offers college students the chance to learn about Catholic Social Teaching, while they also learn a great deal about the Holy See and the United Nations. The students, coming from a range of universities … Continue reading »
In Remembrance of Michael Kelly
Last week, the campus of Santa Clara suffered a loss of one of our students, junior Michael Kelly. The photo above shows hundreds gathered at the Mission Church for an evening service celebrating his life while showing their love and support. Please take the time to read a beautiful obituary written by The Santa Clara’s … Continue reading »
Interview Series: Erin Munekiyo’s Journey of Faith
Erin Munekiyo is a senior at SCU who balances her accounting major, position in her sorority, and her faith all at once. She grew up in the Methodist tradition of Christianity and was baptized when she was six years old, but she felt her faith pulling her in a different direction when she got to … Continue reading »
Guest Blogger Series: Mark Rogers digs into our hearts through poetry
“I am a senior Mathematics Major from Sacramento California. On campus I love to play intramural sports, be involved with Core Christian Fellowship, root for my Broncos at any sport, read poetry at open mic nights, relax in the sunshine with friends, and go to any event that offers free food.” -Mark Rogers DEEPER Hey, … Continue reading »
Guest Post: Gus Hardy “How Worthy Must I Be?”
Gus Hardy is a Freshman at Santa Clara studying Political Science and Religious Studies. Gus is involved in many extracurricular activities on campus, including Associated Student Government and several Campus Ministry groups. The Eucharist: it is the source and summit of our sacramental worship as Catholics. Through its celebration, we commemorate and proclaim the … Continue reading »
A String of Tragedies; Recovering from the Boston Explosions
On Monday the United States reeled in horror as yet another tragedy struck innocent citizens – this time, during one of the most famous foot races in the world: the Boston marathon. Two explosions near the popular running route left three people dead – including a young boy – and over 170 wounded. Catholic News … Continue reading »
A New Era for the Vatican, Jesuits, and Latin Americans everywhere
On Wednesday, the world reeled with the news that a new pope had been chosen. Some were surprised that the decision had been made so quickly, others were relieved that the process was finally over, but regardless – 1.2 billion worldwide Catholics were eager to learn more about Pope Francis and what he promises to … Continue reading »
Guest Post: Niki Petroff on the Papal Election
Niki Petroff is a junior at Santa Clara University studying Music and Communications, also acting as the Vice President of Marketing for her sorority Alpha Phi. This morning began the national coverage of the papal election. I turned on the news this morning to the procession of cardinals into the Sistine Chapel, all donning their … Continue reading »
