Faith

Saint Francis University will host a public panel discussion examining Pope Leo XIV's Magnifica Humanitas and its implications for safeguarding human dignity in an increasingly technology-driven world.

Saint Francis University's Assisi and Rome Pilgrimage is an immersive journey through Italy that invites participants to deepen their connection to the University's heritage while building meaningful relationships with fellow members of the campus community.

Hunter Jurica balances life as a finance and analytics double major while competing on the golf team, growing in his Catholic faith, and applying data-driven thinking across campus and beyond.

The Aggiornamento 2023 Ed.D. cohort at Saint Francis University created a collaborative mosaic as their Legacy & Service Project, symbolizing leadership, faith, and community while leaving a lasting impact on campus and future scholars.

Saint Francis University welcomed Fr. Jonathan St. Andre, T.O.R., for a presentation on the Canticle of the Creatures, highlighting themes of unity, humility, and care for creation inspired by Saint Francis of Assisi.

Saint Francis University will host its 2026 Red Mass on April 24 at 10:30 a.m. in the Immaculate Conception Chapel, featuring a keynote by Justice P. Kevin Brobson on “The Rule of Law and the American Dream,” with a luncheon to follow.

Feeling like college just wasn’t what he needed, Seth wanted to jump straight into growing his online businesses and finding new pursuits. But then he was introduced to a core group of students in Campus Ministry, and everything instantly clicked.

Ed.D. Candidate Erin Riggi is embracing the Power of And. Erin is a devoted Italian Catholic mother, a studio instructor and art history teacher, a painter and ceramist, and now, thanks to insights gained through her graduate work, she is adding "leader" to her list of accomplishments.

Experience a heartfelt, immersive reenactment of the Nativity as the Saint Francis University community brings Mary and Joseph’s journey to life through prayer, music, and tradition.

A new work of sacred art now graces the halls of Saint Margaret Hall in the study area outside the Occupational Therapy suite. The contemplative triptych celebrates the life and legacy of St. Marianne Cope, a Franciscan sister whose compassion and courage continue to inspire.