Contact

Brother David Eubank, MS Campus Minister

Carol Ann Puglese
Sacristan

202-884-9653

Visit us in Main Hall 219.
Fax us at 202 884-9296.

Also check our bulletin boards on basement level for on-going info (just outside of elevator) and in Kerby, 5th floor (outside of Chapel)

Campus Ministry offers students, Faculty, Staff and Alumnae an abundant of spiritual resources. Rather it be for research or recreational reading, we have books and magazines at your disposal. Stop by and enjoy.

Sr. Seton Cunneen Fellowship

The Cunneen Fellowships provide Trinity students the opportunity to gain work experience while serving the community, and to explore the social issues raised in their studies.

Welcome to Campus Ministry

CONGRATULATIONS! Green Class of 2010

May Everyone have a Blessed and Safe Summer!

Office Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9am-2pm, Tuesday/Thursday 6:30pm - 9:30pm

Come Join us for FREE coffee and donuts!!!!!

LET US KEEP HAITI IN OUR PRAYERS ! Add your prayers to ours, by signing the prayer journal at the front entrance of Main.

Campus Ministry serves the mission of Trinity by building community, nurturing faith through praise and worship, and actively seeking justice.

Building Community

Our mission of education with justice is rooted in friendship across racial, ethnic, economic and religious lines. Modeled by the friendship of St. Julie Billiart and her co-foundress Francoise Blin de Bourdon, we celebrate our diversity. Our common life is grounded in a shared belief that education and faith have transformative powers. We forge a common vision where education transforms people, societies and the world.

Praise & Worship

St. Julie believed that in prayer we would find the strength to sustain us on our journey. Through prayer and worship, we seek to deepen our own relationship with God. As we grow in our own tradition we seek to understand other religious traditions.

Doing Justice

Cultivating a generous heart, doing service and working
to grasp the systemic structures of injustice, we pursue personal and communal responses to injustice as a way of transforming the world.