Campus Ministry's Calendar
The celebration of the Liturgy is offered daily on campus at the Chapel of the Holy Spirit (Administration Building) unless otherwise noted on the schedule below.
Mass Times for the Academic School Year
Weekdays
7:45 am & Noon in the Chapel of the Holy Spirit
Thursday
4:30 pm Mass for Peace in the Chapel of the Holy Spirit
Friday
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament: 12:30 - 1:30 pm
Replaced by the Stations of the Cross during Lent
Saturday
5:30 pm Vigil Mass in the Chapel of the Holy Spirit
Sunday
11 am & 9 pm in the Chapel of the Holy Spirit
6 pm in the Towers Multi-Purpose Room
A "+" denotes that the intended is deceased.
| Date | Time | Intention | Requested by | Presider |
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| Saturday 12/7 |
5:30 pm |
+Baby Liam Moreland Son of alum Craig Moreland |
Anne Madison | |
| Sunday 12/8 |
11:00 am |
+Ricky Slonchka Cousin of Ed Slonchka |
Ed and Lorri Slonchka |
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| Sunday 12/8 |
9:00 pm |
+Peter Illari |
Christian Berry | |
| Monday 12/9 |
7:45 pm |
+Marylou Esposito mother of Rich Esposito |
Registrar's Office Staff | |
| Monday 12/9 |
12:00 pm |
+Mary Esposito Mother of Rich, Financial Aid |
School of Nursing | |
| Tuesday 12/10 |
7:45 am |
+Jo Beth Olson |
Jack and Therese Race | |
| Tuesday 12/10 |
12:00 pm |
+John Barker |
Adam Wasilko | |
| Wednesday 12/11 |
7:45 am |
+George A. Birringer | Wife and Family | |
| Wednesday 12/11 |
12:00 pm |
+John A. Power |
Ella Kwisnek | |
| Thursday 12/12 | 7:45 am | +Mary Esposito | Fr. Ray French | |
| Thursday 12/12 |
12:00 pm |
+Ruth Dawson mother-in-law of Dee Dawson, Admissions |
Pauline Andrejchak | |
| Thursday 12/12 | 4:30 pm | |||
| Friday 12/13 | 7:45 am | |||
| Friday 12/13 |
12:00 pm | Lusia Gi | Rosa Cho |
Mass Intention Archives
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Please remember in prayer those with special intention.
To have a friend or loved one added to the Prayer List please
email Mary Beth at caloriem@duq.edu
December 6, 2013
Please remember in prayer those with special intention
Dyllan Botti
Fr. Charles Baptiste
Elie Gelmetti, father of Fr. Jean Michel Gelmetti
Mark Morton, grandson of Cynthia Morton, Athletics
Terry Zombek
John Brown
Chris Maher, friend of Fr. Naos McCool, C.S.Sp.
Barb Tullius, friend of Fr. Naos McCool, C.S.Sp.
Fr. Barney Kelly, C.S.Sp.
Philip Clarke, Natural and Environmental Sciences
Joann Augillard, friend of Fr. Naos McCool
John O'Connor, brotherinlaw of Fr. Naos McCool, C.S.Sp
Jim Pace, friend of Rita Warfield, Controllers Office
Ruth Ault, Parking
Dorothy Kostosky, mother of Deborah Kostosky, Spiritan Campus Ministry
Alex Noonan, DU student
Bubba (Bob) Holzhauser, brother-in-law of Linda Hirsh, SLPA
Special Intention
Sammuel Vitoski
Pat Demitrus, mother of Jackie Essel, Admissions
Beth Walley, DU alum, and family
Chuck Conlogue, husband of Phyllis Conlogue, Theology
Private Vincent Steed, son of Donna Steed, Human Resources
Michael Grandillo, DU alum
Dennis
Matthew
Pat Maple
Joann McIntyre, sister of Mary McIntyre, President's Office
Kyle Deliere, cousin of DU alums, Beverly, Katherine Flaherty, Kristin Witt, Kristin Franks
David Zimmick, Parking Office
Hilda Churma, mother of Dan Churma, DU Public Safety
Dave Churma, Facilities Management
Marlene Marchilena, wife of Frank Marchilena, DU alum
Don VanKirk
Carley, friend of Genny Hughes, Risk Management
Ron Faust, Friend of Rose Ravasio, Public Affairs
Luke McQuillan, son of Tom McQuillan, Alum
Dr. George Jennings, son of Mary Lou Jennings
Gabriel Hudock, grandfather of John Hudock, DU student
Sam Zamias, friend of Ryan Woo, DU student
Jody Strauss, member of the Women's Guild
Joyce Baumgartner
Ron, brother of Joanne Pope, School of Music
Jeannine
Margaret Simcic, DU alum and mother of Nick Simcic, Media Services
Charles McAfee, nephew of Linda Roeder, Enrollment Systems
May they know the healing power of God!
For those who have died:
+ Peyton Walker, sister of Devin Walker, DU student
+ Thomas Lee Frankhouser, grandfather of Chase Frankhouser, DU student
+ Jerome Janssen, retiree
+ Martin Schreiber, father of Jim Schreiber, School of Education
+ Jereme Joseph Dudzinski, DU alum
+ Philippe Petite, brother of Judge Oscar Petite, DU alum
+ Gabriel Hudock, grandfather of John Hudock, DU student
Eternal rest grant unto them O Lord, and let Your perpetual light shine upon them. May their soul and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace.
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Crossroads Christian Fellowship
Crossroads Christian Fellowship offers weekly gatherings for Christian denominations, along with retreats, Bible studies and faith sharing opportunities. For more information email contactus@ducrossroads.com.
Muslim Student Association
The Muslim Student Association organizes faith-filled activities and events for Muslim Students and the entire University. The University provides a prayer room above the University Chapel. Contact 412.607.3077
Jewish Student Organization
The Jewish Student Organization works to provide community for Jewish students on campus. Contact jsoduq@gmail.com
Orthodox Christian Fellowship
Orthodox Christian Fellowship (OCF) is a community of orthodox believers. Contact: Fr. Radu Bordeianu at 412.396.6526 or bordeianur@duq.edu
God in All Worlds
God in All Worlds is an inter-faith discussion group that meets regularly to discuss various inter-faith issues. This is a safe place to share your faith tradition and also learn about religions of the world through dialogue and reflection. We meet Mondays from 4:00 to 5:00 pm in room 116 of the Student Union. All are invited.
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Links
Together for life - Getting married and staying married can be quite a challenge! Together for Life Online was developed as a community of engaged couples, married couples, and ministers to help couples build strong, life-long marriages with God.
For questions and scheduling please contact Debbie Kostosky: 412.396.6021 or kostosky@duq.edu
Students, faculty, staff and administrators are encouraged to participate in the special ministries of our liturgies. Register online to take part as a liturgical volunteer.
Commitments of Liturgical Ministers
Liturgical ministers are responsible and conscientious, fulfilling all assignments. Liturgical ministers are asked to adjust personal schedules to help meet the needs of four weekly Masses. Liturgical ministry is an expression of stewardship, and is a rewarding opportunity to share your time and talent with the faith community.
View the Liturgical Minister Schedule
Register online to take part
as a liturgical volunteer.
Position Descriptions
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AcolyteThis liturgical ministry is for both the male and female student. The acolyte assists the priest at Mass. Acolytes prepare the sanctuary before Mass and places everything away after the Liturgy. The acolyte participates at Mass by praying and singing with all in the assembly. |
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ProclaimerThis liturgical ministry is for the male and female Catholic who is fully initiated, i.e., having received the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist. The proclaimer does not just read the sacred scripture to those assembled at Mass. The proclaimer prepares for the proclamation of the reading throughout the week, make that scripture reading prayer. The proclaimer possesses a deep love of scripture. |
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Minister of HospitalityThis ministry is for the male and female student to lead all gathered at Mass in sung prayer. The minister is observant and ready to serve when any need arises. They greet people at the doors, help seat those who arrive for Mass, take up the collection, and pass out weekly bulletin at the door. The minister possesses a wealthy of kindness for all that gather at Mass. |
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Extraordinary Minister of CommunionThis liturgical ministry is for the male and female Catholic who is fully initiated, i.e., having received the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist. In the absence of the ordinary ministers (priest and deacon) those liturgical ministers offer the Body and Blood of Christ to those who come forward to the altar to receive the Holy Sacrament. The extraordinary minister of Holy Communism possesses a deep love of the Eucharist and needs to be formally commissioned. |
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CantorThis liturgical ministry is for the male and female student to lead all gathered at Mass in sung prayer. The cantor is welcoming and inviting as the assembly sings prayer and Liturgy. Never overpowering the people, the cantor leads the prayer through the ministry of singing. The cantor must be familiar and comfortable with the various musical compositions. |
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PsalmistThis liturgical ministry is for the male and female Catholic who is fully initiated, i.e., having received the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist. it is the ancient custom of the Church to sing the psalm at Liturgy. As the scripture readings are proclaimed from the ambo, so the psalmist proclaims the psalms in song form the ambo. |
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ChoirThis liturgical ministry is open to male and female individuals who wish to share their gift of song. The choir supports the assembly in the singing at Mass. There are opportunities for the choir to sing musical selections particular to their ministry. This liturgical ministry presupposes a commitment of time for both weekly rehearsals and participation at weekly Liturgy. |
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InstrumentalistsThis liturgical ministry is for the male and female students who wish to share their gift of music. |
Entering into the Sacrament of Reconciliation
Confession is not difficult. Yet, if we want to experience the sacrament in the most profound way, we must prepare by placing ourselves in the presence of God and praying for the wisdom, insight and humility to reflect honestly on our life.
Catholics seek healing and forgiveness through repentance and a resolve to change those parts of their lives that do not foster relationship with God and God's people. This reflection should involve searching one's thoughts, words and actions - an examination of conscience.
Click here to read more about Reconciliation.
Reconciliation is is available Monday through Friday at 11:30 a.m. and by appointment. The chapel is open to all for reflection and prayer.
Artist Sebastian Touret's descriptions of the Risen Christ sculpture:
It is quite an impressive mission to fine oneself having to represent Christ.
Is it even possible to show Him? We can evoke Him through an attitude, a gesture, within the challenges of carving and the reality of a material-oak wood in this case.
This oak, not long ago, was a living tree full of sap. It was cut down and became a beam, in a neat square shape, and lifeless.
The sculptor seizes it, and work begins as the precise tools bring out the sawdust and shavings.
The beam loses its rigidity, its inertia.
Thanks to your commissioning of the sculpture and to the sculpting work, a character appears-a man. The wood has become living, the most alive of the Living, the Risen Christ resurrected. He comes out of the tomb, springing from his shroud.
This sculpture has a twinned presence in Paris, which I sculpted with my late father, Jean Touret, for the Chapel of Orphans in d'Auteuil.
With hope this sculpture lives up to the huge ambition of the humble sculptor: creating an invigorating presence in this place of yours and in your midst.