Welcome to all prospective Harvard Catholics! You are invited to join us at our University Community Mass this Sunday @ 5p at St. Paul's Church, followed by a spaghetti dinner and game night.

The water in the Harvard Catholic Center, Rectory and School will be shut off for the entire day (at least) starting at approximately 7:30a. There will be major work going on in the basement on the fire sprinkler system and water needs to be off completely. Please plan accordingly and stay tuned for updates. The water and bathroom in the lower church will be working. Thank you for your patience and we apologize for the inconvenience while this necessary maintenance is done. THIS WILL NOT AFFECT THE CHURCH.

Conversations on Faith in Life and Work featuring Prof. Tyler VanderWeele. Graduate students, post docs, and young professionals are invited to participate in this discussion, over food and beverages, on how best to live out one's Catholic faith in the world. Formerly 'Cor ad Cor Loquitur.'

The Harvard Catholic Center needs your help to honor Father George, our dear friend who has served the Harvard Catholic community for more than 25 years. We are asking you to share your reflections, thoughts, anecdotes, etc. about Father’s ministry and friendship in a special section of the HCC website called the Father Salzmann Guestbook. Blessed thanks!

The Fellowship of Catholic University Students - FOCUS - and the Community of Franciscan Friars of Renewal (CFR) invite you to a night of praise and worship, adoration and confession, and an Irish concert to close out the night. Bring a friend!

The Harvard Catholic Center wishes you and yours the gladness of Easter, which is Hope; the promise of Easter, which is Peace; the spirit of Easter, which is Love.

We offer our special thoughts and prayers to students, chaplains, and all those involved with this faith-filled trip. May God's blessings follow these travelers and keep them safe.

Thursday, March 8 @ 7p in the Student Lounge. Conversations on Faith in Life and Work with Prof. Jim Kloppenberg.

Sat., Feb.24; 11A-5P; Pancake brunch, 10A. All grad students, post docs, and young professionals welcome. Visit the "GS/YP Daytime Lenten Retreat" link above for details.

All parishes and chapels of the Archdiocese of Boston are open for individual confessions on Wednesdays during Lent, 6:30-8p, starting on Feb.21. Visit The Light Is On For You site for resources, videos, etc. and please spread the word.of this special outreach of mercy.

Nick Colon '19 shares his experiences as a volunteer missionary with 'Christ in the City', reaching out to homeless populations in Denver; reflects on his encounters, especially during his early days at Harvard, with the homeless in the Square.

Learn more about Fr. George's priestly ministry of 25 years at Harvard and participate in honoring his living legacy that extends across campuses, and beyond.

Now available online.

Adjacent to the Multimedia Room, this newly renovated space holds a wide variety of books written by saints and theologians, in addition to a small collection of philosophy, fiction and music CDs; all available to borrow.

A FOCUS conference for college students to inspire and equip them to evangelize on their campuses.

Congratulations to everyone who worked on the project. Please visit often.

February 14 @ 5:30p; Belfer Center, Room 400, Land Auditorium.

Feb.14 @ 8p, Vanderbilt Hall, JBM Lounge (Common Room).

This Sunday, Jan.28, 10a-1p, DiGiovanni Hall. Bacon and eggs too! A portion of the proceeds will benefit KofC Christian Refugee Relief Fund. Tickets $7 adults/general admission...$5 seniors...Free for children seven and under.