All Campus Ministry events are suspended until further notice.
All Masses (MWF at 12 and TTh at 12:25 Sundays at 10 am and 8 pm) are being live streamed on our Facebook page at
https://www.facebook.com/CampusMinistrySFU/
During this time all Mass intentions will be honored at these Masses. If you would prefer to have your Mass intention moved please email me at dfarabaugh@francis.edu or call 814-472-3172 and leave a message. Thank you.
Campus Ministry Offices are on the bottom floor of St. Francis Hall, next door to the Post
Office. Feel Free to stop by and visit. Please see our website https://www.francis.edu/chapel/ for any additional information or contact our offices at 814-472-3172.
Campus Ministry Staff:
Fr. James Puglis, TOR, Director jpuglis@francis.edu
Denise Farabaugh, Administrative Assistant
dfarabaugh@francis.edu
Lisa Georgiana, interim Interfaith Coordinator
lgeorgiana@francis.edu
Immaculate Conception Chapel was established to serve
the sacramental and spiritual needs of the Saint Francis University community.
In addition to regular celebration of the Eucharist and sacrament of
reconciliation, the University is normally allowed to celebrate the sacrament
of matrimony for alumni and other members of the University community, with
permission from the rector of our local parish, the Basilica of St. Michael the
Archangel. During Holy Week, the Chapel may also celebrate the sacraments of
initiation - baptism, confirmation, and first Eucharist - if there is
sufficient student interest and preparation.
Infant baptisms and funerals are rarely celebrated in
Immaculate Conception Chapel, as the proper place for celebrating these
liturgies is in a parish. Please contact
your local parish for these liturgical services.
Sunday offertory contributions are restricted and used
to pay for ongoing and future capital improvements to the Immaculate Conception
Chapel. Checks payable to “Saint Francis University” will be processed by the
Advancement Office, and acknowledged in a letter from the Advancement Office.
These letters should be kept for tax return purposes.