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Everything You Need to Know About the TU Catholic Newman Center 2 What Is Newman? Everything you need to know about the TU Catholic Newman Center 2 What is Newman? Newman is your home away from home! We are the Catholic church on the campus of The University of Tulsa and our goal is to make you feel welcome! Not only is it a place to explore and grow deeper in your faith, but it is also a place where you can have fun, study, meet new people, get involved with the community, and did we mention have fun? There are so many ways to get involved at Newman because there is always something going on, whether it be a movie night, retreat, dinner, dance party, group study session, “He will strenthen you to intramural game, or Bible the end, so that you will study. No matter what your be blameless on the day of our Lord Jesus.” religious affiliations or views, -1 Cor 1:8 we can’t wait to see you! We have registration cards available so we can make sure you stay informed on upcom- ing events and opportunities. 3 We’ll be here all week! SUNDAY Student supper is free (yes, free) every week Confession- 10a, 4p after evening Mass. A time to refuel and reen- Morning Mass- 11a ergize before another Monday rolls around. Evening Mass- 5p BONUS: free brunch after morning Mass Student Supper- 6p every other week! Catechesis- 6:45p Sunday Catechesis is a MONDAY time for faith formation Morning Prayer- 8:30a Liturgy of the Hours every week. Each topic Mass- 12:05p (LoH) is prayed twice a is a series that runs for Evening Prayer- 5p day every day here, multiple weeks. Adoration- 9-10p morning and evening. Don’t know how to TUESDAY pray LoH? No problem! Morning Prayer- 9a Brainstorm is a We’ll show you! FreeFree Lunch-Lunch- 11:30am-1p11:30am-1p chance for the Evening Prayer- 5p students to review Again, FREE Mass- 5:15p the week and come Brainstorm- 9p FOOD! Students up with new ideas come from all over for future events campus on Tues- WEDNESDAY and ministry. Morning Prayer- 8:30a days for a lunch that Evening Prayer-5p never fails to please. Choir Practice- 8p Everyone is Rosary- 9p always welcome Mass- 9:30p for choir; voices Group time with Mother and instruments! Mary. Don’t worry if you’ve THURSDAY never prayed a rosary before; Morning Prayer- 9a we’re here to help! Evening Prayer- 5p Mass- 5:15p New to Adoration? So were we FRIDAY once! Jesus is front and center Morning Prayer- 8:30a at one of the highest forms of A student favorite: Adoration- 9-10a worship in the Catholic Mass- 12:05p candelight Mass with Church. Confession is also ice cream after. Evening Prayer- 5p offered at the same time. 4 Fellowship Peer Ministry The Peer Ministry Team is an appoint- ed group of students who function like the Newman Center’s student council. They work under the guidance of the chaplain to develop, organize, and present the majority of the activities throughout the year. Men’s and Women’s Groups The St. Therese Women’s Group and the St. John Men’s Group both are a way to explore your faith at a deeper level with people who probably have some of the same questions, confusions, and intentions as you. We grow closer to God and each other through fellowship, service, and prayer. “Blow the trumpet in Zion, sound the alarm on my holy mountain! Let all who dwell in the land tremble, for the day of the Lord is coming.” -Joel 2:1 Newman Choir Come be a part of the rejoicing that goes on every week! Singers and instrumentalists alike are always wel- come for both the 11am and 5pm Masses and practices are Wednesday nights. The music is is always tailored to the readings and liturgical seasons and has lots of variety. As is welcome with all Newman activities, come with your ideas, strategies, and enthusiasm. 5 FOCUS Fellowship of Catholic University Students places missionaries on campuses all over the country. We are lucky to be a part of the FOCUS program that leads Bible studies and whose mission is to invite college students into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ and His Church, inspire and equip them for a life- time of Christ-centered evangelization, disci- pleship, and friendship in which they lead others to do the same. St. Vincent de Paul Outreach Program Our service leaders are fantastic about connect- ing students with service opportunities in the Tulsa area. Students can volunteer weekly at a site, participate in large-group outreach days, or contribute in any other way that fits their sched- uled. No car? No problem. We always organize a carpool from Newman to each event. Making sure we are all part of a team that helps each other and those around us is vital. Liturgical Team The student community is a huge part of the Mass at Newman. Getting trained to be a Lector, Extraordinary minister of Holy Com- munion, Usher, Server, or Sacristan is simple and a great way to be more involved in the Mass, become more intimate with the Lord, and be around other students and commu- nity members who share your faith. Intramural Sports TU’s intramural sports leagues are unlike any other! Face off against halls, greeks, and other campus groups for the championship title! Newman has teams for flag football, basketball, volleyball, and more. Starting a new team is easy and a marvelous way to stay active while bonding with other Newmanites. 6 Some of the Usual Some of our usual semester activites-- we’ll always have an updated calendar on our website! Chaplain Office Hours: Some- times, you just need to speak to a priest. We have a full-time chaplain just for that reason. Drop by or simply touch base with Father Kerry to organize a time. Fall Semester Events Welcome Week: a fun-filled week of social events designed to welcome new and returning students to campus. Float Trip: take a trip down the Illinois River to get some sun after your first couple weeks of classes. Halloween party: costume contest, pumpkin carving, and food (of course). Fall Retreat: a chance to go off- campus for a weekend of reflection. Thanksgiving Potluck Dinner and Talent Show: start celebrating early with everyone’s favorite comfort foods. Christmas Party and Date Auction: we’ll celebrate with a dinner, a date auction to raise funds for charity, and a gift exchange. 7 Spring Semester Events TEC Retreat: “Together Encounter Christ” held over Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend. Alums come from all over. Spaghettifest: a student-cooked spaghetti feast open to all of campus and the community to raise funds for Newman Center activities. OCCSC: Oklahoma Catholic College Student Conference with other students from all over the state. Spring Dance: a fun formal tradition to celebrate the approach of warmer weather. Spring Break Mission Trip: a week- long service trip that brings everyone closer together and spreads the good light of Christ! Newman Film Festival: are you adept at making videos? Enter your best work in our festival and try for the coveted Franny Award (named after St. Francis of Assisi). End-of-Year Banquet: we’ll wrap up the year with a fine dinner, awards, and an end-of-year video. “Come away by yourselves to a quiet place and rest awhile.” -Mark 6:31 8 Your Home Away from Home with wireless internet internet wireless with test or work on some- on work or test dedicated study areas areas study dedicated Newman has several several has Newman Need to study for a a for study to Need room for your use use your for room Newman Lobby class- a including Often used for group quiet? in thing studying or just hanging available. available. out. It has comfortable Library chairs and couches as well as a fireplace for cold days. St. Philip Neri Chapel The larger chapel where Sunday Mass is offered. It’s open when- ever the building is open and is a nice quiet place for your prayer and reflection. Sullivan Game Room Need a place to hang out and play? Want to watch a movie or TV show with your friends? The game room is set up with satellite HD TV, a stereo system, pool table, ping pong, card table, a closet full of games, an electric piano, and a Wii system. someone’s willing to share. to willing someone’s fresh-baked treats that that treats fresh-baked in a while for leftovers or or leftovers for while a in and check back every once once every back check and clean it before you leave leave you before it clean for your use! Be sure to to sure Be use! your for Newman kitchen is open open is kitchen Newman If you like to cook, the the cook, to like you If Kitchen Chapel of the Good Shepherd Our smaller and more intimate chapel accessible 24/7 via a seperate outside entrance on the east side of the building. The Newman Center building is generally open from 9am to midnight. If you’re studying late for a big test, you can stay later if you need; just ask! 9 10 A Word from Our Patrons! Blessed John Henry Cardinal Newman Born in London in 1801, he was originally ordained an Anglican priest, later becoming Vicar of St. Mary’s Church in Oxford where he exerted a pro- found spiritual influence on the Church of England.
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