Mission and Ministry Center
Explore Your Faith and Spirituality
The Saint Mary's Chapel, the heart of our campus, and the Interfaith Sacred Space are open. Please utilize these spaces for moments of quiet individual prayer and meditation.
The Mission and Ministry Center vision is...
Grounded in and inspired by our Catholic, Lasallian, and Liberal Arts Traditions…
Rooted in and striving to fully realize Five Lasallian Core Principles: Faith in the Presence of God, Concern for the Poor and Social Justice, Inclusive Community, Quality Education, and Respect for All Persons…
Committed to providing spaces and places where all can explore their faith and questions of human existence, as well as deepen their understanding of & relationship with God; and forming students as leaders in a complex world in great need of visible and radical witnesses of love and solidarity.
Office Hours:
The MMC is generally open Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm. A list of our staff and their email contacts can be found here: Mission & Ministry Center Staff.
SMC Chapel & Interfaith Sacred Space Hours:
The Chapel and Interfaith Sacred Space are open daily from 6:30am-10pm
Student Liturgies
All are welcome to join the Saint Mary's College community as we celebrate Mass together in the Chapel during the academic year. The student-led liturgies are each Sunday at 8pm in the Chapel.
Faith Formation
We offer a wealth of opportunities for personal, spiritual, and communal growth, including meditations, retreats, and other interfaith opportunities.
Interfaith Opportunities
We are dedicated to creating spaces and places for ALL persons of ALL Faith/Non-Faith/Spiritual identities and backgrounds.
As a part of a Lasallian Catholic College, the MMC welcomes and serves students of ALL faith traditions who are seeking deeper understanding and expression of their faith and relationship with God. The core areas of focus in the Mission and Ministry Center include: faith formation, Lasallian mission education and formation, liturgy and prayer, justice education and immersions, Living Lasallian (intentional course integrating faith, service and community), retreats, promotion of interfaith literacy and awareness—religious diversity, and the development of students as leaders.