Connect with God on Your Own Time

reVerb (online)

Okay, so we know it wouldn’t be a bad idea to take notes during Mass, but we don’t. So how do you remember what was said? Turns out, Fr. Chris records his homilies so you can listen to them later or pass them on to a friend. I know it sounds a bit cheesy, but actually, they are pretty cool. You can even subscribe through iTunes. Check it out at http://www.reverbhomilies.wordpress.com.

Attuned (online)

If you are surfing this page, then you are probably interested in a better relationship with God. However, there is no way you want to think about more reading than you already have and too many of those books not exactly “pleasure reading”. If this sounds familiar, you should check out Attuned, where Fr. Chris posts great podcasts online every week. There is always a description and a length posted, so you know what you are getting into; but all of them are pretty amazing.  Check it out at http:www.attunedinterviews.wordpress.com.

Commen-Table(online)

      Do you like to write? Are you looking for a platform to share your views and opinions on topics of faith? Then "Commen-Table" is the answer to your quest! "Commen-Table", our very own student blog, is a space for students from different faiths, and different communities to write about the role of religion in their lives, and how it's helping them grow. You can find this blog at http://windsorcm.wordpress.com, and if you like what you read and would like to contribute to it, let us know!

Student Ministers (liturgical involvement)

Ever attend Mass and wish you could get a little more out of it; or perhaps make it a bit more . . . entertaining? Well, when it comes to Mass, the old saying is right on: you really do get what you put into it. So how about putting in a little more as a reader, server or minister at Mass? Don’t psyche yourself out – it is a great way to get more out of Mass and anyone can do it. Even if you just have questions, give Fr. Chris a call – you’ll be glad you did.

Fr. Stoba Student Garden

Do you like the outdoors? How about working with the earth? If so, you may like to know that campus ministry maintains a garden nestled between two buildings. It is a great spot to read or just sit with friends, and it is always in need of a little work. So if you like working in the yard but find your current apartment offers no yard to work with, let us know. Just drop by the campus ministry office to find out more. (Assumption Bldg., Room 128)