What Is It Like To Be a Non-Catholic Family at Gonzaga?
What Is It Like To Be a Non-Catholic Family at Gonzaga? By Martyn Crew, father of Emily Crew ’19 Our family is Jewish. Despite
Posts Categorized / University Ministry
Why Go on a Retreat?
By: Christian Hoag, University Ministry Prior to settling in at Gonzaga University for four of the best years of my life, I was spending much of my time taking part
Campus Ministry
During the Orientation Welcome Mass, both Michelle Wheatley and Fr. Brad Reynolds spoke to our incoming families. Michelle, the Director of University Ministry, offered a prayer of blessing over the
Unsolved Mystery: Gonzaga’s “Community”
By: Michelle Wheatley The world is full of mysteries…like the current whereabouts of the Loch Ness Monster or the truth behind the legend of the Bermuda Triangle. But for Zags,
Diving into the “GU Community”
By: Michelle Wheatley People often talk around here about the “GU Community.” It’s part of what makes us distinct, special, and appealing. Visitors pick up on the vibe, students cherish
JesuitSpeak XVIII
Does that count? Raised the fifth of six children in an Irish/German household, I am both highly familiar with guilt, but also highly organized by it. Growing up, we all
One Student Reflects On Cardoner Retreat
By: Katherine DeGreef – ’13 A moment of quiet. An icebreaker everyone pretends they don’t like but oddly gets really into. Conversation with new people. Really good food that you
Pausing the Game
For our students, so much happens during this crazy game we call “college”. Between all the “likes”, “tweets”, basketball games, crushes, relationships, friendships, emails, club meetings, coffee dates, service projects,
Pause the Game
For our students, so much happens during this crazy game we call “college”. Between all the “likes”, “tweets”, basketball games, crushes, relationships, friendships, emails, club meetings, coffee dates, service projects,
JesuitSpeak XVII
Christ and Culture “Father that is not the way Catholics do things”! the student proclaimed in frustration while sitting in my office a few weeks ago. I could only smile.