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Arrupe is excited to return to international travel for the 2021-22 academic year in a safe way for both students and longstanding community partners. We plan to facilitate three immersions focused on racial justice, sustainability, and migration in January 2022. Learn more and apply here or email Campus Minister Emily Egan with questions.
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Exhale, reflect, and be renewed with an outdoor, weekly "retreat moment!" Join us Monday, April 5 at 6:30 p.m. on the Burns Library Lawn (near the Labyrinth) for 45 minutes of music, journaling, Ignatian prayer, and mindfulness. Pre-registration is required at bc.edu/retreats, and rain location is St. Joseph's Chapel.
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The Examen moves outdoors! Enjoy the spring weather and take 15 minutes for yourself at an in-person (and physically distant) Examen at the Manresa House (58 College Rd.) from 9:45 - 10 p.m. on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
St. Ignatius thought, if we were to offer no other prayer, we should at least pray the Examen daily. All attendees must pre-register. Can't make it? See the livestream on Instagram.
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Join artist Johanna Tomsick Schmid on Saturday, April 10 from 1-4 p.m. for a virtual art retreat. Register at bc.edu/retreats and we will send you an art care package to participate.
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Share a free, catered lunch with one of Boston College’s Jesuits alongside a small group of students in the Manresa House (58 College Rd.). We invite all undergrads to take this opportunity to get to know the Jesuits in this relaxed setting! Tap a date below to RSVP.
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Apply to lead Appa 2022! We are looking for students passionate about the mission of Appa – in particular, those committed to experiences of faith, service, justice, and community. Any undergrad with an experience of service-immersion can apply! Learn more about the responsibilities of a Student Leader and apply online. Applications are due by Sunday, April 11 at 9 p.m.
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Sunday's collection
This week's collection will go to the Marcus Garvey Basic School administered by the Jesuits in Jamaica. They have turned to the Boston College community for help in funding scholarships for students who otherwise would not have access to childhood education. Funds are also needed to pay down debts incurred by meeting strict COVID regulations by the government. Much help is needed. Thank you in advance for your generosity!
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