Join the Catholic Student Association, Sunday, April 28, 5:00 p.m. Student Mass, St. Paul's Church followed by a spaghetti supper and game night.

There is no better time to change your life than to change it right now, says Father Roger J. Landry, and Plan of Life is the guide you'll need. Landry discusses how people form habits, and how in particular you can form holy habits, habits that will bring you closer to Jesus. It represents a "treasure chest" of practices to help you grow happier, holier, and closer to God every day.

Stephen, who serves as the CIO for Federated Investors shares his personal story of evangelizing on the streets of New York City. Published by Sophia Institute Press.

Grace joined the Catholic Church at the Easter Vigil at St. Paul's, April 20. Read her column from the Harvard Crimson published, Monday, April 22.

A complete schedule of Holy Week Mass and Liturgies.

Kennebunkport, Maine, March 8-10, Theme: "The Beauty of the Cross". "Pure joy, just simply delighting in the Lord, is something I experienced while helping to plan the retreat and seeing others have fun as well." Nam Kim '20 one of the retreat organizers.

Father Vase was ordained in December 2018 at his home Diocese, The Apostolic Vicariate of Southern Arabia. He studied at St. John's Seminary in Brighton, Massachusetts and he celebrated a Mass of Thanksgiving at St. Paul's, March 3, 2019

Mother Sophia Millican, OCSO, AB '05 elected Abbess of Mount St. Mary's Abbey, Wrenthham, Massachusetts.

Harvard Catholic Law Students Association invited, California Supreme Court Justice Tino Cuéllar AB'93 to campus on Saturday, March 30. Thank you Justice Cuéllar for coming to HLS.

Thursday, March 28, 7:00 p.m. Harvard Catholic Center, DiGiovanni Hall. Martin Nowak is Professor of Mathematics and of Biology at Harvard University. He is Director of the Program for Evolutionary Dynamics. He is the author of over 400 scientific papers and 4 books including "SuperCooperators" and "Evolutionary Dynamics".

The Harvard contingent traveled to Indianapolis Jan. 3-7 to experience the joy of our Catholic faith with 17,000 other college students.

When are discussions of religion and spirituality appropriate in medicine? Sponsored by: Harvard Medical School Center for Bioethics, the Initiative on Health, Religion, and Spirituality at Harvard Medical School, and the Thomistic Institute.

We are saddened to announce that Msgr. William Stetson has passed away.

Chapel renovation , a gift of the Class of 2018 featured in the December 22 issue of "The Boston Pilot"

Fr. Fiorillo is leading an initiative to add annual fall and spring retreats for Harvard Catholic undergraduates. He and the Catholic Students Association (CSA) are working together to make sure that directed retreats are consistently part of each fall and spring term. Please consider making a Giving Tuesday gift to help us meet our goal to raise $5,000 to send 30 faith-filled students on retreat next spring. Thank you and God Bless!

Enjoy a one-minute video of the St. Paul's restoration currently underway.

Sunday, January 27; University Community Mass resumes, Spring Term

Sunday, January 27; HLS Mass, 6:30 p.m. 1010 Wasserstein Hall
Sunday, January 27; HBS Mass, 8:00 p.m. 1959 Chapel
Tuesday, January 29; Totus Tuesday resumes, Spring Term

Please donate your favorite book from elementary, middle, or high school, and include an inscription to spread that love to a young student. Inspire a love of reading, and a love of books! Drop-off is at the Harvard Catholic Center; 29 Mt. Auburn St. entrance. Contact Nam Kim for more information. This effort in partnership with Harvard CSA and the Tufts Catholic Chaplaincy. All donations are much appreciated.

The Harvard Knights of Columbus invites you to celebrate Advent with Mass and a special shopping trip. We will gather for the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception Mass at 9a. After Mass, we will meet in the vestibule to select gift tags from the St. Vincent de Paul Giving Tree and then head off to Assembly Row together. Bring your own Christmas shopping lists, too! Lunch to follow shopping. Questions? Send an email, or post a comment on the Facebook event.

Join us in Emerson Hall 210 when we welcome moral theologian, Dr. Janet Smith. She will be speaking about what has made sex so complicated today, and how the Church's wisdom can help us to reclaim the meaning, intimacy, and joy that sex is meant provide.