Drawing from our Jesuit, Catholic, Interfaith tradition, the Campus Ministry program provides opportunities for students to reflect upon their lives and upon God’s presence in everyday life.  The Brebeuf Jesuit community believes that God is active through each person and that by coming to better understand life, we can discover how God is acting in our lives—that we can “find God in all things.”

Pastoral Presence
As students grow and struggle with their faith, their relationship with God, their faith tradition, and issues of concern, campus ministers are available to talk through those times of change and growth.  Students are always welcome to drop in or make an appointment.

Student Leadership
Brebeuf Jesuit students are encouraged to take an active role in creating and implementing the religious activities within the school.  Students develop skills for planning community prayer as well as an appreciation for the role of God in everyday life.  In addition to peer leadership of retreats and freshman orientation, students take leadership roles in planning liturgical events, singing in the liturgical choir, reading at school prayer services, and ministering as distributors of Communion.

God’s Gift:  A Promise to Keep
In this Archdiocesan program, Brebeuf Jesuit student peer leaders who believe in chastity speak to elementary students and help prepare them for the challenges awaiting them in high school.

Retreats (Click here for schedule and information concerning each retreat)
The retreat program is designed to give students at each grade level opportunities to develop themselves spiritually by recognizing God in the ordinary people and events of their lives.  All retreats are voluntary.  There are no prerequisites for them, but they do build upon one another sequentially.  They are chaperoned and professional transportation is provided.

Prayer and Liturgy  (Click here for scheduling of particular services)
Prayer services and Catholic Mass provide an opportunity for members of the Brebeuf Jesuit community to gather for common prayer and to share experiences of faith.