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Cheer on your Gyrenes as they take on Coastal Georgia!
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Join us for Praise & Worship during Eucharistic Adoration from 7-8pm every Sunday! Hosted by Talitha Koum, Lions of Judah, and Cor Ad Cor. All are welcome!
As we mark the tenth anniversary of Pope Francis’s landmark encyclical Laudato Si’, this lecture will explore the past, present, and future of integral ecology within the Church’s tradition.
While Pope Francis’s encyclical has drawn considerable attention, the Catholic vision of creation care did not begin in 2015. From Pope St. Paul VI’s warnings of an impending ecological crisis to Pope St. John Paul II’s call for “ecological conversion” and Pope Benedict XVI’s insistence on an integrated vision that unites care for creation with respect for human dignity, the Church has long offered a unique perspective on creation that transcends what is on offer in the field of mainstream secular environmentalism. Laudato Si’ invites us to embrace creation as God’s gift, neither exploiting it as mere resource nor idolizing it as a false god. The lecture will explore how the Church’s ecological vision—rooted in Scripture, the wisdom of the saints, and the teachings of the Magisterium—offers an alternative to the ideological extremes that dominate contemporary discourse. Rather than viewing care for creation as peripheral to the life of faith, we will consider how the practice of integral ecology forms an essential dimension of our call to holiness, challenging us to embrace the cosmic covenant in which every creature finds its place within the order of divine love.
Alumni Speaker:
Matthew Ramage, Ph.D.
Director of Center for Integral Ecology · Benedictine College
Class of 2009 · Ph.D. in Theology
Dr. Matthew Ramage is Professor of Theology at Benedictine College where he is co-director of its Center for Integral Ecology. His research and writing concentrates especially on the theology of Joseph Ratzinger/Pope Benedict XVI, the wedding of ancient and modern methods of biblical interpretation, the dialogue between faith and science, and stewardship of creation. In addition to his other scholarly and outreach endeavors, Dr. Ramage is author, co-author, or translator of over fifteen books.
Cheer on your Gyrenes as they take on Barry!
As we mark the one the one-year anniversary of our launch of our Agriculture and Catholic Environmental Stewardship (ACES) minor, this lecture will explore an important yet often unexamined dimension of the Church’s teaching on care for creation: the scriptural and traditional vision of man as the priest of creation.
While modern life often distances us from the rhythms of creation, the priestly vocation of sanctifying everyday life in the garden of God’s good earth is central to our vocation as bearers of the divine image. This lecture will explore how practices like farming, gardening, fishing, and hunting serve as a lived catechesis, forming us in virtue as we attune ourselves to the divine order embedded in creation. Discussing how to align our lives with the paschal rhythms and logic of the cosmos, we will discuss how to find holiness by immersing ourselves in the concrete, particular places God has entrusted to us. By embracing creation as a gift rather than a mere resource, we will learn how to rediscover our role as priestly stewards of creation, offering the work of our hands as a sacrifice of praise in union with Jesus Christ.
Alumni Speaker:
Matthew Ramage, Ph.D.
Director of Center for Integral Ecology · Benedictine College
Class of 2009 · Ph.D. in Theology
Dr. Matthew Ramage is Professor of Theology at Benedictine College where he is co-director of its Center for Integral Ecology. His research and writing concentrates especially on the theology of Joseph Ratzinger/Pope Benedict XVI, the wedding of ancient and modern methods of biblical interpretation, the dialogue between faith and science, and stewardship of creation. In addition to his other scholarly and outreach endeavors, Dr. Ramage is author, co-author, or translator of over fifteen books.
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Are you a Finance, Accounting, Business, or Economics major looking to explore career opportunities in the financial industry? Join us for an insightful panel discussion featuring seasoned professionals from top financial firms.
Our panelists—Michael Kochis (Alliance Financial Group), Christopher Fahey (Edward Jones – Bonita Springs), Jonathan Ramirez (Northwestern Mutual – The South Florida Group), and Ray Alvarez (Suncoast Investment Services)—will share their experiences, career journeys, and insights into essential credentials for success in the field.
This event is a great opportunity to learn about different career paths in financial advising, wealth management, and investment services, as well as the certifications and licenses that can set you apart in the industry. Don’t miss the chance to ask questions, gain valuable advice, and network with professionals who can help shape your future.
Who Should Attend?
Finance, Accounting, Business, and Economics majors at Ave Maria University who are interested in careers in financial advising, investment management, or related fields.
Cheer on your Gyrenes as they take on Oglethorpe (Ga.)!
Come Join us this Wednesday for a Holy Hour with Jesus exposed in the Eucharist offered up for the unborn. Please bring a Bible for we will be led by Father Richard in Mental Prayer and Meditation on Life related passages in the Scriptures. Be at the ARK Chapel in the cafeteria at 9pm and sit beside our Lord and pray for the unborn for an hour! For any questions contact Michael Long at Michael.d.long@my.avemaria.edu
Thank God it's Thursday! Join us for our monthly Open Mic Night sponsored by Student Affairs.
Are you ready to discover what makes you uniquely powerful? Join our Strengths Workshop and learn how to tap into your natural talents to succeed in school, life, and beyond! This interactive session is designed to help students identify their core strengths, develop them into valuable skills, and apply them to achieve personal and academic goals.
In this workshop, you will:
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Cheer on your Gyrenes as they take on Truett McConnell!
The Medieval Religious Experience: Unity through Diversity, will invite scholars from across the country to present papers on the multifaceted arrangement of the medieval religious experience.
Papers will range from the life of the laity, the theology of Aquinas, and the poetry of Dante. The plenary address will be given by Fr. Augustine Thompson, president of the Pontifical Institute for Medieval Studies at the University of Toronto.
Over a two-day symposium from March 14-15, scholars and students from AMU and abroad will gather on campus to discuss how the medieval mind gave birth to a wide range religious expressions throughout the period.
Cheer on your Gyrenes as they take on Brenau (Ga.)!
Cheer on your Gyrenes as they take on Millenia Atlantic!
Join us for Praise & Worship during Eucharistic Adoration from 7-8pm every Sunday! Hosted by Talitha Koum, Lions of Judah, and Cor Ad Cor. All are welcome!
Want to grow closer to your Mother? Join us at Marian Mondays, sponsored by the Marian Culture Team and speaker, Mattie Harte! Each week, Mattie dives into another aspect of our Queen of Heaven, Mediatrix of the World. Every Marian Monday starts at 8:45 p.m. in Sebastian Lobby. Join us for donuts, ice cream, and Mama Mary!
In Celebration of St. Joseph, Our Spiritual Father! Don't miss as our very own Dr. Mark Miravalle shares details of St. Joseph you may not know. Books for the first 100 in the door! Donuts and Icecream served! Doors open at 8:30pm in the Student Union Ballroom.
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Choosing an academic major is one of the most important decisions you will make at Ave Maria University (AMU).
You major will provide you with your pathway during your time as a student at AMU. On average, college students change their major three times. During this interactive workshop, we will guide you through the four stages of vocational discernment while providing you the opportunity to do self-assessments, review recommended career pathways, and review majors at AMU.
Dr. Joseph Capizzi from the Catholic University of America will deliver a lecture on Just War Theory for the Thomistic Institute.
Chic Fil A will be provided for the men on campus during a talk titled “From Struggle to Strength: Navigating Spiritual Warfare”
This is an invitation to the men of AMU to come and discover the value and dignity of our God-given manhood.
Your Statement of Purpose is one of the most important parts of your grad school application—let’s make it shine! Join us for an interactive one-hour session where we’ll cover:
✅ What universities look for in a strong statement ✍️
✅ How to tell your unique story and showcase your strengths 📖
✅ Common pitfalls to avoid 🚫
✅ Proven tips to make your statement stand out 🌟
I’m here to help you write with confidence and clarity—don’t miss this chance to perfect your Statement of Purpose!
Let’s take your grad school application to the next level! 🚀
Wings Up!
Monika N. Caraballo, Graduate Program Coordinator, U.A Whitaker College of Engineering, Florida Gulf Coast University
Cheer on your Gyrenes as they take on Warner!
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Annual Alumni Reunion with events all throughout the weekend at various locations.
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Cheer on your Gyrenes as they take on St. Thomas!
Cheer on your Gyrenes as they take on Warner!
Come network with AMU Alumni from different industries who are dedicating their time to help you with your next steps!
Do you love musical performance?
Well, if you do, join the Va Pensiero Opera Circle (AMU's Opera Club) to watch an opera! All students and faculty are welcome—and yes, there will be food!
If you have any questions, feel free to email Isabela.Briggs@my.avemaria.edu.
Feast Celebration
Cheer on your Gyrenes as they take on St. Thomas!
Cheer on your Gyrenes as they take on New College!
Cheer on your Gyrenes as they take on Warner!
Reception to follow in Prince Lobby.
Join us this Saturday at 8am in front of the Megadorm Breezeway parking lot area to go to Planned Parenthood and offer up a prayerful and peaceful witness to the unborn. We will have free Dunkin Donuts for the first 24 people to show up, and we will take vans to Planned Parenthood and be back by 11:30am. Bring a rosary and a willingness to pray and sacrifice for the unborn!
Sign up on Helper Helper and contact Michael Long for any questions at Michael.d.long@my.avemaria.edu
Join us for Praise & Worship during Eucharistic Adoration from 7-8pm every Sunday! Hosted by Talitha Koum, Lions of Judah, and Cor Ad Cor. All are welcome!
Want to grow closer to your Mother? Join us at Marian Mondays, sponsored by the Marian Culture Team and speaker, Mattie Harte! Each week, Mattie dives into another aspect of our Queen of Heaven, Mediatrix of the World. Every Marian Monday starts at 8:45 p.m. in Sebastian Lobby. Join us for donuts, ice cream, and Mama Mary!
No Classes! Celebrate the feast with a much-deserved day off.
Annunciation Mass and Procession with Household Banners.
Come Join us this Wednesday for a Holy Hour with Jesus exposed in the Eucharist offered up for the unborn. Please bring a Bible for we will be led by Father Richard in Mental Prayer and Meditation on Life related passages in the Scriptures. Be at the ARK Chapel in the cafeteria at 9pm and sit beside our Lord and pray for the unborn for an hour! For any questions contact Michael Long at Michael.d.long@my.avemaria.edu
Cheer on your Gyrenes as they take on Southeastern!
Cheer on your Gyrenes as they take on Southeastern!
Footloose tells the story of Ren McCormack, a teenager from Chicago who moves to a small joyless town where dancing and rock music have been banned. Determined to bring life back to the community, Ren rallies his peers to fight for their right to dance. Along the way, he falls in love with Ariel, the rebellious daughter of the conservative reverend, Shaw Moore. Footloose is a celebration of dance, self-expression, and the power of youth.
Cheer on your Gyrenes as they take on St. Thomas!
Cheer on your Gyrenes as they take on Warner!
Cheer on your Gyrenes as they take on Warner!
Join us this Saturday at 8am in front of the Megadorm Breezeway parking lot area to go to Planned Parenthood and offer up a prayerful and peaceful witness to the unborn. We will have free Dunkin Donuts for the first 24 people to show up, and we will take vans to Planned Parenthood and be back by 11:30am. Bring a rosary and a willingness to pray and sacrifice for the unborn!
Sign up on Helper Helper and contact Michael Long for any questions at Michael.d.long@my.avemaria.edu
Footloose tells the story of Ren McCormack, a teenager from Chicago who moves to a small joyless town where dancing and rock music have been banned. Determined to bring life back to the community, Ren rallies his peers to fight for their right to dance. Along the way, he falls in love with Ariel, the rebellious daughter of the conservative reverend, Shaw Moore. Footloose is a celebration of dance, self-expression, and the power of youth.
In-depth Apologetics training so YOU can change hearts and minds!
Join us for Praise & Worship during Eucharistic Adoration from 7-8pm every Sunday! Hosted by Talitha Koum, Lions of Judah, and Cor Ad Cor. All are welcome!
Footloose tells the story of Ren McCormack, a teenager from Chicago who moves to a small joyless town where dancing and rock music have been banned. Determined to bring life back to the community, Ren rallies his peers to fight for their right to dance. Along the way, he falls in love with Ariel, the rebellious daughter of the conservative reverend, Shaw Moore. Footloose is a celebration of dance, self-expression, and the power of youth.
Want to grow closer to your Mother? Join us at Marian Mondays, sponsored by the Marian Culture Team and speaker, Mattie Harte! Each week, Mattie dives into another aspect of our Queen of Heaven, Mediatrix of the World. Every Marian Monday starts at 8:45 p.m. in Sebastian Lobby. Join us for donuts, ice cream, and Mama Mary!
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SHAKESPEARE IN PERFORMANCE PRESENTS ROMEO AND JULIET!
Experience Romeo & Juliet like never before. An electrifying new take on William Shakespeare’s tragic play runs at Ave Maria University for a strictly limited time. This fast-paced vision of duels, dancing, rhymers, and romance promises to thrill—but violent delights have violent ends.
Running Time? Approximately 90 minutes.
When? April 3, 4, 5 (matinee and evening); and 10, 11, 12 (matinee and evening).
Start Time: 7:30 pm (evening shows), 2:00 pm (matinees)
End Time: 9:00 pm (evening shows), 3:30 pm (matinees)
Location: Donahue Family Black Box Theater, Prince Building
Seating: For 7:30 shows, arrive at 7 pm for seating.
For 2:00 matinees, arrive at 1:30 pm for seating.
Cost of tickets: General Public: $10 - 15
Faculty/Staff: $7 - $10
Students: $5 - $7
Questions? Please contact Audrey Austin at audrey.c.austin@avemaria.edu or call her at 239-304-7982.
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Event showcasing AMU to most successful dominoes franchisees
SHAKESPEARE IN PERFORMANCE PRESENTS ROMEO AND JULIET!
Experience Romeo & Juliet like never before. An electrifying new take on William Shakespeare’s tragic play runs at Ave Maria University for a strictly limited time. This fast-paced vision of duels, dancing, rhymers, and romance promises to thrill—but violent delights have violent ends.
Running Time? Approximately 90 minutes.
When? April 3, 4, 5 (matinee and evening); and 10, 11, 12 (matinee and evening).
Start Time: 7:30 pm (evening shows), 2:00 pm (matinees)
End Time: 9:00 pm (evening shows), 3:30 pm (matinees)
Location: Donahue Family Black Box Theater, Prince Building
Seating: For 7:30 shows, arrive at 7 pm for seating.
For 2:00 matinees, arrive at 1:30 pm for seating.
Cost of tickets: General Public: $10 - 15
Faculty/Staff: $7 - $10
Students: $5 - $7
Questions? Please contact Audrey Austin at audrey.c.austin@avemaria.edu or call her at 239-304-7982.
Cheer on your Gyrenes as they take on Southeastern!
Cheer on your Gyrenes as they take on Webber!
SHAKESPEARE IN PERFORMANCE PRESENTS ROMEO AND JULIET!
Experience Romeo & Juliet like never before. An electrifying new take on William Shakespeare’s tragic play runs at Ave Maria University for a strictly limited time. This fast-paced vision of duels, dancing, rhymers, and romance promises to thrill—but violent delights have violent ends.
Running Time? Approximately 90 minutes.
When? April 3, 4, 5 (matinee and evening); and 10, 11, 12 (matinee and evening).
Start Time: 7:30 pm (evening shows), 2:00 pm (matinees)
End Time: 9:00 pm (evening shows), 3:30 pm (matinees)
Location: Donahue Family Black Box Theater, Prince Building
Seating: For 7:30 shows, arrive at 7 pm for seating.
For 2:00 matinees, arrive at 1:30 pm for seating.
Cost of tickets: General Public: $10 - 15
Faculty/Staff: $7 - $10
Students: $5 - $7
Questions? Please contact Audrey Austin at audrey.c.austin@avemaria.edu or call her at 239-304-7982.
SHAKESPEARE IN PERFORMANCE PRESENTS ROMEO AND JULIET!
Experience Romeo & Juliet like never before. An electrifying new take on William Shakespeare’s tragic play runs at Ave Maria University for a strictly limited time. This fast-paced vision of duels, dancing, rhymers, and romance promises to thrill—but violent delights have violent ends.
Running Time? Approximately 90 minutes.
When? April 3, 4, 5 (matinee and evening); and 10, 11, 12 (matinee and evening).
Start Time: 7:30 pm (evening shows), 2:00 pm (matinees)
End Time: 9:00 pm (evening shows), 3:30 pm (matinees)
Location: Donahue Family Black Box Theater, Prince Building
Seating: For 7:30 shows, arrive at 7 pm for seating.
For 2:00 matinees, arrive at 1:30 pm for seating.
Cost of tickets: General Public: $10 - 15
Faculty/Staff: $7 - $10
Students: $5 - $7
Questions? Please contact Audrey Austin at audrey.c.austin@avemaria.edu or call her at 239-304-7982.
Cheer on your Gyrenes as they take on Southeastern!
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Join us for our annual Swing Club Dance and Competition sponsored by Ave's Swing Club! Free admission, but please RSVP. Compete in TapOut or Choreographed dances, and win prizes! Make sure to sign up with the form below
TapOut Competition: come ready to improv and dance with others at the same time. The judges will 'tap out' contestants who will not progress to the next round. Dancing will be in three rounds and will end when one couple is left.
Choreographed Competition: choose a song and prepare a routine, and come perform at the competition!
Join us for Praise & Worship during Eucharistic Adoration from 7-8pm every Sunday! Hosted by Talitha Koum, Lions of Judah, and Cor Ad Cor. All are welcome!
Want to grow closer to your Mother? Join us at Marian Mondays, sponsored by the Marian Culture Team and speaker, Mattie Harte! Each week, Mattie dives into another aspect of our Queen of Heaven, Mediatrix of the World. Every Marian Monday starts at 8:45 p.m. in Sebastian Lobby. Join us for donuts, ice cream, and Mama Mary!
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Listen to Fulvio Di Blasi deliver this year's annual Aquinas Lecture for the Philosophy Department.
The lecture will be on April 7th at 5pm in Demetree Auditorium.
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Join us for the first annual Vitae Music Fest featuring Seph Schlueter for a “Counting My Blessings” Tour preview!
Seph began the group Damascus Worship when he saw the need for worship and revival in the Catholic Church. He was recognized as Christian Music Broadcaster’s Breakout Artist of 2024 and won the KLOVE Fan Award for Breakout Single of the Year. He is nominated at the Doves for the first time in the New Artist of the Year category as well as Pop/Contemporary Recorded Song of the Year (“Counting My Blessings”). Recently, he was recognized as a finalist for the 2024 Billboard Award Top Christian Song (“Counting My Blessings”) and named Billboard’s #2 New Christian Artist.
Mother Teresa allowed Mary to be her guiding light and it was through Mary that Mother Teresa was able to continue her great work. James Stella explores Mother's relationship with Mary and challenges us to seek a similar relationship with the Mother of God. Meet in the Mother Teresa Museum at 5:15 pm.
SHAKESPEARE IN PERFORMANCE PRESENTS ROMEO AND JULIET!
Experience Romeo & Juliet like never before. An electrifying new take on William Shakespeare’s tragic play runs at Ave Maria University for a strictly limited time. This fast-paced vision of duels, dancing, rhymers, and romance promises to thrill—but violent delights have violent ends.
Running Time? Approximately 90 minutes.
When? April 3, 4, 5 (matinee and evening); and 10, 11, 12 (matinee and evening).
Start Time: 7:30 pm (evening shows), 2:00 pm (matinees)
End Time: 9:00 pm (evening shows), 3:30 pm (matinees)
Location: Donahue Family Black Box Theater, Prince Building
Seating: For 7:30 shows, arrive at 7 pm for seating.
For 2:00 matinees, arrive at 1:30 pm for seating.
Cost of tickets: General Public: $10 - 15
Faculty/Staff: $7 - $10
Students: $5 - $7
Questions? Please contact Audrey Austin at audrey.c.austin@avemaria.edu or call her at 239-304-7982.
Cheer on your Gyrenes as they take on Southeastern in two games, one at 3:00 p.m. and one at 6:00 p.m.!
SHAKESPEARE IN PERFORMANCE PRESENTS ROMEO AND JULIET!
Experience Romeo & Juliet like never before. An electrifying new take on William Shakespeare’s tragic play runs at Ave Maria University for a strictly limited time. This fast-paced vision of duels, dancing, rhymers, and romance promises to thrill—but violent delights have violent ends.
Running Time? Approximately 90 minutes.
When? April 3, 4, 5 (matinee and evening); and 10, 11, 12 (matinee and evening).
Start Time: 7:30 pm (evening shows), 2:00 pm (matinees)
End Time: 9:00 pm (evening shows), 3:30 pm (matinees)
Location: Donahue Family Black Box Theater, Prince Building
Seating: For 7:30 shows, arrive at 7 pm for seating.
For 2:00 matinees, arrive at 1:30 pm for seating.
Cost of tickets: General Public: $10 - 15
Faculty/Staff: $7 - $10
Students: $5 - $7
Questions? Please contact Audrey Austin at audrey.c.austin@avemaria.edu or call her at 239-304-7982.
Cheer on your Gyrenes as they take on Southeastern!
SHAKESPEARE IN PERFORMANCE PRESENTS ROMEO AND JULIET!
Experience Romeo & Juliet like never before. An electrifying new take on William Shakespeare’s tragic play runs at Ave Maria University for a strictly limited time. This fast-paced vision of duels, dancing, rhymers, and romance promises to thrill—but violent delights have violent ends.
Running Time? Approximately 90 minutes.
When? April 3, 4, 5 (matinee and evening); and 10, 11, 12 (matinee and evening).
Start Time: 7:30 pm (evening shows), 2:00 pm (matinees)
End Time: 9:00 pm (evening shows), 3:30 pm (matinees)
Location: Donahue Family Black Box Theater, Prince Building
Seating: For 7:30 shows, arrive at 7 pm for seating.
For 2:00 matinees, arrive at 1:30 pm for seating.
Cost of tickets: General Public: $10 - 15
Faculty/Staff: $7 - $10
Students: $5 - $7
Questions? Please contact Audrey Austin at audrey.c.austin@avemaria.edu or call her at 239-304-7982.
SHAKESPEARE IN PERFORMANCE PRESENTS ROMEO AND JULIET!
Experience Romeo & Juliet like never before. An electrifying new take on William Shakespeare’s tragic play runs at Ave Maria University for a strictly limited time. This fast-paced vision of duels, dancing, rhymers, and romance promises to thrill—but violent delights have violent ends.
Running Time? Approximately 90 minutes.
When? April 3, 4, 5 (matinee and evening); and 10, 11, 12 (matinee and evening).
Start Time: 7:30 pm (evening shows), 2:00 pm (matinees)
End Time: 9:00 pm (evening shows), 3:30 pm (matinees)
Location: Donahue Family Black Box Theater, Prince Building
Seating: For 7:30 shows, arrive at 7 pm for seating.
For 2:00 matinees, arrive at 1:30 pm for seating.
Cost of tickets: General Public: $10 - 15
Faculty/Staff: $7 - $10
Students: $5 - $7
Questions? Please contact Audrey Austin at audrey.c.austin@avemaria.edu or call her at 239-304-7982.
Join us this Saturday at 8:00 a.m. in front of the Megadorm Breezeway parking lot area to go to Planned Parenthood and offer up a prayerful and peaceful witness to the unborn. We will have free Dunkin Donuts for the first 24 people to show up, and we will take vans to Planned Parenthood and be back by 11:30am. Bring a rosary and a willingness to pray and sacrifice for the unborn!
Sign up on Helper Helper and contact Michael Long for any questions at Michael.d.long@my.avemaria.edu
Join us for Praise & Worship during Eucharistic Adoration from 7-8pm every Sunday! Hosted by Talitha Koum, Lions of Judah, and Cor Ad Cor. All are welcome!
Want to grow closer to your Mother? Join us at Marian Mondays, sponsored by the Marian Culture Team and speaker, Mattie Harte! Each week, Mattie dives into another aspect of our Queen of Heaven, Mediatrix of the World. Every Marian Monday starts at 8:45 p.m. in Sebastian Lobby. Join us for donuts, ice cream, and Mama Mary!
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Cheer on your Gyrenes as they take on Fort Lauderdale!
Come Join us this Wednesday for a Holy Hour with Jesus exposed in the Eucharist offered up for the unborn. Please bring a Bible for we will be led by Father Richard in Mental Prayer and Meditation on Life related passages in the Scriptures. Be at the ARK Chapel in the cafeteria at 9pm and sit beside our Lord and pray for the unborn for an hour! For any questions contact Michael Long at Michael.d.long@my.avemaria.edu
Showcasing work created by campus artists throughout the year
He is Risen! Come join in the Easter celebration, all of those entering the church, and enjoy some amazing food! Serving Chik-fil-a and Moe's, soft drinks, an Easter Egg hunt on the lawn, and dancing! Sponsored by the Household of Filli in Filio.
Want to grow closer to your Mother? Join us at Marian Mondays, sponsored by the Marian Culture Team and speaker, Mattie Harte! Each week, Mattie dives into another aspect of our Queen of Heaven, Mediatrix of the World. Every Marian Monday starts at 8:45 p.m. in Sebastian Lobby. Join us for donuts, ice cream, and Mama Mary!
Are you passionate about music and considering a career in music ministry?
If so, we invite you to join us for the Liturgical Music Ministry Career Panel on Wednesday, April 23, from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. It promises to be an insightful event where you can gain valuable perspectives and advice from seasoned professionals in the field. Below are the esteemed panelists who will be sharing their experiences and expertise:
Mark Haas, MFA
- Director of Music
- Ave Maria Catholic Church, Ave Maria, FL
John Nastasi
- Music Director
- Our Lady of Lourdes, Venice, FL
Cynthia Dallas
- Music Ministry Director
- St. William Catholic Church, Naples, FL
Fr. Gregory Pine
