The Anselm Campus Ministry Center is located on the second floor in the west end of the Anselm building. The center is equipped with a full kitchen and comfortable living-room type atmosphere. It serves as a meeting place for various campus ministry events and dinners, as well as a place for students to gather and socialize. All are welcome.
The Campus Ministry Office offers student-directed activities that provide opportunities for community volunteer work, personal and spiritual growth, faith sharing and formation in liturgical ministry. All students are invited and encouraged to participate actively regardless of their religious affiliation.
A number of programs are available for students to volunteer their time and skills on a weekly, monthly and annual basis. These include Alternative Spring Break, Crusaders for Life and Best Buddies. Contact Campus Ministry at (972) 721-5375.
Lively forums on current topics of faith (along with a home-cooked meal) are scheduled on Tuesday evenings throughout the year in the Anselm Campus Ministry Center. Professors from all academic disciplines at the University as well as speakers from around the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex provide food for thought.
The Church calls all the baptized to a full and active participation in a life of prayer. Those Catholic students who wish to respond to this call as musicians, lectors, extraordinary ministers of the Eucharist or hospitality ministers are welcome to be spiritually and technically trained through the Office of Campus Ministry. Interested students should contact the Director of Campus Ministry at (972) 721-5168.
The Office of Campus Ministry arranges a variety of retreats throughout the year. Each fall, a Freshman Retreat is held and the UD Awakening Retreat happens each spring. Spiritual direction is available year-round.
Classes for Catholic students seeking the Sacrament of Confirmation are available during the academic year. Contact the Director of Campus Ministry at (972) 721-5168.
Inquiry classes for those of other faith traditions seeking to learn more about the Catholic Church begin in September. There is absolutely no obligation to convert to the Catholic faith on the part of those who come to inquire. Contact the Director of Campus Ministry at (972) 721-5168.
This is an ecumenical meeting of students who gather to lift their hearts and voices in joyful song. Each semester the students choose a time and day to come together. The setting for this gathering is the Church of the Incarnation. Please call the Campus Ministry Office at (972) 721-5375 for more information.
The center of sacramental life on the University of Dallas campus is the Church of the Incarnation.
Please check the schedule in the church posted next to the Reconciliation Room for current times.
Advent and Lenten Communal Penance Services with individual Confession are celebrated as well. Confession is also available by appointment or by simply walking into Campus Ministry and asking to see the Chaplain. Call the Chaplain at (972) 721-5118.
| Denomination | Name | Address | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|
| Assembly of God | Calvary Church | 4401 North State HWY 161 | (972) 261-1919 |
| Baptist | MacArthur Blvd. Baptist Church | 8001 Mustang Drive | (972) 373-9833 |
| Christian | Irving Bible Church | 2435 Kinwest Parkway | (972) 560-4600 |
| Episcopal | Church of the Redeemer | 2700 Warren Circle | (972) 255-4171 |
| Hindu | DFW Hindu Temple | 1605 N. Britain Road | (972) 445-3111 |
| Methodist | Oak Haven Methodist Church | 1600 N. Irving Heights | (972) 438-1431 |
| Islam | Islamic Center of Irving | 2555 N. Esters Road | (972) 812- 2230 |
| Jewish | Temple Emanu-El | 8500 Hillcrest Road | (214) 706-0000 |
| Lutheran | Holy Trinity: ECLA | 2901 N. O'Connor Blvd. | (972) 659-1387 |
| Presbyterian | Park Cities Presbyterian | 4214 Oak Lawn Ave | (214) 224-2500 |
On Thursday, Sept. 26, several members of the university community gathered to celebrate the completion of Course II of the Studies in Catholic Faith and Culture program, the first component of UD's Liberal Learning for Life initiative. The course is titled "The Person: Tradition and History."
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