ESCAPE is a first-year transition and reflection program designed to create a space for students to get to know their classmates and engage in conversation about the journey of college.
“Naming ‘Care for Our Common Home’ as an integrated value of the Spirit of Georgetown deepens this priority for everyone here,” says Fr. Mark Bosco, SJ. Read more about Georgetown’s new campus value inspired by the papal encyclical, Laudato Si’ on the university’s news website.
Campus Ministry offers services for Roman Catholic, Protestant, Jewish, Muslim, Orthodox Christian, and Hindu traditions and meditation as well.
Guided by Georgetown’s Catholic and Jesuit tradition, with its abiding commitment to interreligious collaboration, Campus Ministry equips students to lead lives of deeper meaning, belonging and purpose.
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Black Catholic History is an Integral, Radical Part of Our History
April 9th, 2021
On March 16, Catholic Ministry, the Department of History, along with several other co-sponsors hosted Dr. Shannen Dee Williams for a talk entitled “Black Catholic Historical Truth-Telling as an Anti-Racist Practice.” In her talk, Dr. Williams discussed the role of … Continue reading
Our Cannonball Moment: Reflections From Athletics
April 9th, 2021
Tony Mazurkiewicz, Chaplain for Athletics During my third day of a 10-day quarantine as a result of exposure to a student-athlete who tested positive for Covid-19, I received a phone call from Mike Callahan, the head coach for the Georgetown … Continue reading
Practicing Stillness, Silence and Simplicity in Virtual Community
April 9th, 2021
At the John Main Center for Meditation and Interreligious Dialogue (JMC), we customarily offer two meditative readings as bookends to our silent mantra-based meditation. Echoing the tradition of the ancient Christian desert mothers and fathers, spiritual seekers, like us, retreated … Continue reading
