Feed Your Faith

Feed Your Faith is Campus Ministry’s annual event that showcases our ministries and a variety of faith-based student clubs. This is a chance for students to learn about the many opportunities to grow in their faith while on campus through connecting with representatives from Campus Ministry programs and Notre Dame’s faith-based student clubs. Free food and Campus Ministry T-shirts will be distributed at check-in. See you there!

Check out the Campus Ministry programs and Notre Dame student clubs that are tabling at Feed Your Faith:

Asian Student Ministry	Serving students from the multicultural community for pastoral accompaniment and faith-sharing. Learn more here.
Baptist Collegiate Ministry	Baptist Collegiate Ministry (BCM) is a weekly Christian bible study club. Although we have the name Baptist in its name, we still consider ourselves non-denominational.
Basilica Liturgical Ministers	Liturgical Ministers at the Basilica of the Sacred Heart. Learn more here.
Becoming Catholic / Getting Confirmed	Yearlong OCIA & semester-long Short Course for those who are interested in Becoming Catholic or Getting Confirmed in the Church. Learn more here.
Basilica Tour Guides	Basilica Volunteer Tour Guides offer hospitality and information about the Basilica of the Sacred Heart. Learn more here. Learn more here.
Beloved Women’s Discernment Group	We are a community of women discerning God’s call in our lives. We meet together in prayer and with women living out their vocation, whether as lay people, wives, mothers, or religious life.
Black Student Ministry	Serving students from the multicultural community for pastoral accompaniment and faith-sharing. Learn more here.
Catechist Academy	Catechist Academy recruits and trains students from the tri-campus community to serve as Catechists and in Youth Ministry programs. It then connects those students to local parishes to catechize the children in their communities. Learn more here.
Catholic Graduate Community	We are a community of graduate students who gather for fellowship, mass , prayer, and service. Learn more here.
Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship	Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship helps students to foster an intimate relationship with Jesus. The three core principles that guide our activities are real community, real devotion, and real responsibility. Learn more here.
Children of Mary	The Children of Mary promotes authentic Catholic culture at ND through weekly traditional liturgies and devotions.
Collegiate Gospel Group	Collegiate Gospel Group is an evangelical and protestant Christian group that seeks to equip students with a biblical world view and train them to be disciples of Christ in all areas of their life for all the nations.
Communion and Liberation University at Notre Dame	The purpose of CLU@ND is to contribute to the intellectual, cultural, and religious life of the University community by living out more fully the teaching and tradition of the Catholic Church, especially as expressed through the life and work of Monsignor Luigi Giussani.
Coro Primavera	Spanish Choir for Notre Dame Campus Ministry. Learn more here.
de Nicola Center for Ethics and Culture	The de Nicola Center for Ethics and Culture’s Sorin Fellows Program is a community of undergraduate, graduate, and professional students at the University of Notre Dame, Saint Mary’s College, and Holy Cross College inspired by the richness of the Catholic moral and intellectual tradition and committed to pursuing truly integral development in the context of their collegiate experience and in the discernment of their vocations. Learn more here. Learn more here.
Delight Ministries	Delight Ministries is a Christ-centered organization focused on building community among college women. We aim to foster vulnerability and transform stories by creating spaces for women to connect, grow in their faith, and experience the love of Jesus. The organization hosts weekly Bible studies, worship nights, and other events to encourage deeper relationships with God and each other. Learn more here. Learn more here.
EthosND	EthosND is a student-run organization dedicated to helping men grow in chastity and properly order sexual desire.
Eucharistic Adoration in CoMo	Daily (Monday – Friday) Adoration in the Coleman-Morse Chapel. Learn more here.
Exalt Praise & Worship Adoration	Monthly Adoration service with praise and worship music. Learn more here.
Faith and Justice	Jesus calls us very directly to care for the marginalized and fight for a just and peaceful world, so Campus Ministry invites you to engage with these issues, challenge yourself, and make a difference. Immersions offer students a chance to immerse themselves in a new culture while engaging with justice issues and deepening their faith.
Folk Choir	The Notre Dame Folk Choir is a vibrant, faith-filled ensemble that sings rich traditional choral and contemporary sacred music every Sunday at the 12:00 p.m. Mass in the Basilica of the Sacred Heart. Rooted in deep faith and close-knit community, the choir unites voices and hearts to create music that inspires prayer, fosters belonging, and carries Notre Dame’s mission of service around the world. Learn more here.
Hallow	Hallow is a Catholic prayer and meditation app, which offers guided prayer, scripture, and contemplative resources to support spiritual growth. Notre Dame students can access the full app for free by signing up with their university email address. Learn more here.
Iron Sharpens Iron (ISI)	Iron Sharpens Iron is a community at the University of Notre Dame composed of students who have realized that God is everything: that our lives should and must be radically centered on who God is and what He’s done in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. In response, we are committed to being a community of believers honest about where they are, open about where they are going, and anxiously waiting for the God of everything to move. There are a variety of different activities and events around which ISI’s community revolves. Most importantly, there is our weekly ISI Gathering, our main meeting, which takes place every Thursday at 10:00pm in the Coleman-Morse Lounge. Learn more here.
Knights of Columbus	The Notre Dame chapter of the Knights of Columbus is a men’s fraternal organization dedicated to the principles of charity, fraternity, unity and patriotism. They host both faith-related and non-faith-related student activities in the Council Hall on South Quad, including the famous game day steak sales. Learn more here.
Latino Student Ministry	Serving students from the multicultural community for pastoral accompaniment and faith-sharing. Learn more here.
Latter-day Saint Student Club	We are a faith-based club for Latter-day Saint students and friends of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. We work to build the LDS community on campus, provide opportunities for faith and fellowship, and grow in devotion and discipleship to the Lord Jesus Christ and His Restored Gospel.
LGBTQ Ministry	Rooted in the Catholic tradition of human dignity, compassion, and love for all people, we are committed to fostering an inclusive environment where each individual can grow academically, spiritually, and personally. We recognize that we are all in different places on our journeys and we welcome you wherever that may be.
Liturgical Choir	The Liturgical Choir provides musical leadership for the 10 am Mass in the Basilica, as well as other special university liturgies. We perform a repertoire drawn on the diverse traditions of a capella and accompanied sacred music from the Renaissance through the twentieth century. Learn more here.
Magnificat Choir	The Notre Dame Magnificat Choir is comprised of singers from various academic and faith backgrounds who primarily serve as musicians at the Basilica of the Sacred Heart. The choir is inclusive, welcoming, and open to all Notre Dame, Saint Mary’s, and Holy Cross students who sing in the treble range. The choir performs chants, newly commissioned works, and other sacred music from various eras and cultures in both Masses and concerts. This academic year the choir will be traveling on tour to Peru in South America (Lima, Machu Picchu, Canto Grande) The choir strives to build upon the rich musical traditions of the Church, to uplift women’s voices, and to serve the community as the hands and feet of Christ. Learn more here.
Maritain Fellows	The Maritain Fellows program at the Maritain Center is founded to provide fellowship and intellectual formation for students at the University of Notre Dame, Saint Mary’s College, and Holy Cross College who wish to closely study and discuss fundamental questions in philosophy in conversation with faith, especially as informed by the thought of St. Thomas Aquinas and Jacques Maritain’s vision of “integral Christian humanism.” Learn more here.
Matteo Ricci	Matteo Ricci Chinese Catholic Fellowship is a group of students, faculty, and staff, within Notre Dame Campus Ministry seeking to grow in the likeness of Christ through friendship, study, prayer, and service, especially from the perspective of Chinese culture. The patron of the group is Matteo Ricci, S.J. (1552–1610), one of the founders of the Jesuit mission in China.
McGrath Institute for Church Life	The McGrath Institute for Church Life engages undergraduate students through teaching, pastoral formation, and direct service that bridges the Catholic intellectual life and the life of the Church. We invite young men and women to grow in knowledge and love of the Church and to discover how they are being called to serve and build up the Church, the Body of Christ. Learn more here.
Mercy Works	Motivated by the call to radical solidarity and rooted in the Good News of Jesus who came to be one with us, the mission of Mercy Works is to foster transformative kinship between Notre Dame students and residents of the South Bend community. By signing up for Mercy Works, a student commits to participating in weekly service and biweekly small group meetings through the end of the semester, and are invited to monthly Huddle dinners for reflection and formation. Learn more here.
Militia of the Immaculata	We are a Marian devotion group on campus, originally founded by St. Maximilian Kolbe, that seeks to bring more souls to Jesus through Mary. Learn more here.
Multicultural Ministries	Multicultural ministries outreach to all campus students through Campus Ministry.
Muslim Student Association	We are a faith club for the Muslim students at Notre dame. Our goal is to foster and grow community alongside faith. Learn more here.
Office of Vocations – The Congregation of Holy Cross	The Congregation of Holy Cross is the community of priests and brothers who have answered a call from God to make Him known, loved, and served for the sake of the salvation of those to whom we minister. The Vocations Office provides discernment opportunities throughout the year for men discerning whether God is calling them to join us in taking up this mission. Learn more here.
Orthodox Christian Fellowship	The purpose of the Orthodox Christian Fellowship Club of ND is to foster healthy Orthodox Christian fellowship among the student members of this club.
Pastoral Care	We seek to support all of our students on their journey of faith, in particular through 1-on-1 support (Need to Talk?), Spiritual Coaching, Spiritual Direction, Grief Dinners, and LGBTQ Ministry. Learn more here.
Right to Life	Notre Dame Right to Life wants to promote a culture of life in the Notre Dame community through prayer, service, and education; our programming seeks to serve students at Notre Dame by promoting and upholding the sanctity of all human life. We believe that all life has intrinsic value and dignity, from conception to natural death. Learn more here.
Retreats and Pilgrimages	Learn more here.
Sacred Heart Consecration Team	Our group is putting together the University’s Consecration to the Sacred Heart.
Small Groups	Small groups on campus meet weekly to discuss Scripture or a spiritual book. They are led by students, staff, and faculty members and are a place to grow in faith while building community. Learn more here.
Society of Catholic Scientists	The Society of Catholic Scientists mission is to foster fellowship among Catholic scientists and bear witness to the harmony between faith and science. Learn more here.
Technology and Catholicism Club of Notre Dame	Technology and Catholicism has weekly discussions about topics such as Magnifica Humanitas and AI ethics. We also work on projects that support religion and AI.
Theology Club of Notre Dame	The Notre Dame Theology Club (NDTC) focuses on bringing members into a closer realtionship with God through academic discussions on theological topics and social activities.
Totus Tuus	Cultivating an environment of encounter with Jesus though music, Totus Tuus leads worship for prayer services, retreats, and Exalt Eucharistic adoration in coordination with Campus Ministry.
Voices of Faith	Voices of Faith Gospel choir is a faith-based, student- run ministry group founded in 1977. We deepen members faith in God and share the goodness of God through praise and worship.
Young Life	Young Life is a global Christian youth organization focused on building relationships with adolescents and introducing them to Jesus Christ. It was founded in 1941 and operates in numerous countries and communities, serving middle school, high school, and college students. Learn more here.