Celebrate our religious diversity at an interfaith dinner for all set for Wednesday, Feb. 5 at 5:30 p.m. in the Student Union Ballroom. Free food will be available for all in attendance and will feature halal, Kosher and vegetarian options.
Join University Ministry and the African American Studies Program for a Faith in the D event on Feb. 16 where you will attend a Baptist Mass, learn about the Underground Railroad and have lunch in the city!
February is Black History Month, and the University of Detroit Mercy will celebrate with a series of enlightening events across all campuses.
Help Detroit Mercy’s Titan Equity Nourish Network (TENN) make Valentine’s Day cards for our community partners on Monday, Feb. 3 at 11:30 a.m.
Students are encouraged to apply today for a mini mission grant of up to $200 to help fund their student org projects. Ten grants will be awarded now through Feb. 28.
Read the latest feature in the Mission Effectiveness series ‘A Year in Radical Hospitality,’ which delves into compassionate, patient-centered healthcare, in which Detroit Mercy faculty and students seek to provide care that honors the dignity of each individual and meets patients where they are.
‘What’s the Tea with Ministry’ open its fourth season during Mission week with an interview of the co-chairs of the Mission Effectiveness Team: Ashlee Barnes and Mary-Catherine Harrison!
Join us at the Beats of Unity Drum Circle on Tuesday, Jan. 28 and learn more about Detroit Mercy’s mission and identity by creating some community rhythm.
A number of activities are planned for Mission Week, Jan. 24-31, to acknowledge and teach us more about our mission and identity at Detroit Mercy.
Join us for a day of service, education, and reflection on issues of gender, race, immigration, employment and housing. All students of faith or non-faith are welcome!
Service immersion trip to Joppa Mountain, Tenn., takes place during spring break, March 1-7. UDM students of all faiths or non-faiths are invited to apply for this opportunity. Participants will engage in hands-on service in the community around Joppa Mountain, including building homes, working in food pantries and learning about the systemic issues that contribute to poverty and displacement.
All students, as well as faculty and staff, are invited to attend Mass with the Jesuit community at 5:15 p.m. every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.
Service immersion trip to Montgomery, Ala., takes place during spring break, March 1-8. UDM students of all faiths or non-faiths are invited to apply for this opportunity. Participants will engage in current-day civil rights issues around racism and voting access as well tour historical sites.
Titan Equity Nourish Network (TENN) was proud to take part in Gleaners Food Bank‘s annual fundraiser, highlighting the vital partnership between our organizations. TENN Program …
Fill out the survey with your feedback on the ‘What’s the Tea with Ministry’ podcast for a chance to win a $25 Visa gift card!
TENN thanks all who have contributed to making their work possible during this giving season and is always grateful for your support!
Support the TENN Garden by donating to its SeeDMoney campaign to help raise money for tools, soil and transplants. The TENN garden delivers fresh produce to our Detroit Mercy neighbors.
Students, take this chance to get off campus and study in a quiet and relaxing space with built-in optional study breaks that provide self-care and spiritual care. Transportation to and from the retreat is provided as well as food.
Grab some Buddy’s to support Titan Equity Nourish Network. Join us and support the cause!
Come embrace the spirit of the season at the Light up the Mall on Dec. 4, hosted by the President’s Office and University Ministry followed by hot chocolate and cookies in the Zalke Lounge.
Radical Hospitality is the intentional welcoming of those we know and those we don’t yet know into a community of belonging. Read about how “A Night of Food and Community” epitomized radical hospitality by inviting members of the University community to campus for connection, collaboration and to enjoy some good food catered by volunteer Chef Bob!
Students are invited to apply for the 2025 Undocu Network Summit, which takes place Jan, 17-20. This summit is intended for students and recent alumni of Catholic colleges and universities who are undocumented, DACAmented or come from mixed-status families. Most of the cost of this important event will be covered for students!
Episode 5 is live! Listen as Sydney Gordinier, an experienced nurse practitioner, and Anasia Staley, a fourth-year Nursing student, offer valuable insights into the dynamics of campus wellness, encouraging all to take that vital first step in seeking support.
Current UDM students are invited to consider joining the Service in the City Tutoring Program, which consists of a semester-long commitment to tutoring once a week for approximately one hour, attending at least one orientation and participating in monthly reflection meetings. Please consider this opportunity to serve in our local community and grow in a mutual sense of solidarity or interconnectedness with one another.
You are invited to read the first post in the Year in Radical Hospitality series, which highlights individuals, places, programs and events that embody Radical Hospitality. If you would like to write or propose a feature for A Year in Radical Hospitality series, please email the Mission Effectiveness Team co-chairs.
The Detroit Mercy community is invited to attend Mass and participate in spiritual direction and formation for their own personal growth. Several Mass times are offered and held in the St. Ignatius Chapel in the Commerce & Finance Building.
Students are invited to our third monthly Immersion Day on Nov. 15 where they will spend the afternoon engaged in a service project in the community.
Join University Ministry in an opportunity for sharing, reflection and grounding ourselves in community inspired by restorative justice practices during a time of political turmoil.
Participate in civic engagement at Detroit Mercy’s Election Watch Party on Nov. 5 and enjoy pizza and bingo!
All are welcome as we come together in the St. Ignatius Chapel for Chaldean Mass on Thursday, Nov. 7.
Listen to how Titan Equity Nourish Network’s mission to address food justice and sustainability is making a tangible impact in Detroit on this episode of ‘What’s the Tea with Ministry.’ Learn how Detroit Mercy students are finding their niche within TENN’s garden initiative and connecting with the University’s mission of service and cultural diversity.
All are welcome to celebrate the Feast of All Saints on Friday, Nov. 1 in the St. Ignatius Chapel.
Come learn about the importance of celebrating Diwali, the Festival of Lights, see performances from students and enjoy a meal with one another.
For all UDM students, University Ministry is hosting a Service Immersion trip during Detroit Mercy’s spring break from March 1-8 in Montgomery, Alabama. The application deadline for those interested is Jan. 10.
A new episode of ‘What’s the Tea with Ministry’ podcast released on Oct. 22 features Maryam Qoda, a senior at Detroit Mercy, and Chelsea Puckett from NETWORK, a faith-based political advocacy organization, speaking about advocacy and voter education.
Gather together for prayer, reflection and a FREE homecooked meal by Fr. Jeff at the first Faith with Friends, which takes place on Sunday, Oct. 27.
University Ministry will host a coat rack for the community to donate or take a coat during the entire month of October.
Episode 2 of the podcast features Marina Mahmoud and Brenda Bravo-Villarruel, who share their struggles navigating higher education while carrying the weight of uncertain immigration status and the vital importance of compassion and listening to one another.
This retreat is designed to help you understand different tools and practices to find balance and peace in your college experience and beyond.
Students are invited to join University Ministry, in partnership with TENN, for a day of learning about food access, sustainability and urban farms in the city of Detroit. Through the lens of our mission and identity as Jesuit and Mercy, we will reflect on a faith that does justice.
Take time for some self-care and to rest, reflect and pray at the Busy Person’s Retreat, which begins Oct. 14 and runs through Nov. 8.
The podcast kicks off the 2024-25 school year with an energizing episode featuring Sr. Kelly Williams, RSM, as she shares about the theme of Radical Hospitality in her experience as a Sister of Mercy.
The New Beginnings Retreat, set for Saturday, Sept. 22, is an opportunity to meet new people, forge relationships and reflect on your early experiences of college.
The official welcoming event to the new school year for the University community Celebrate Spirit! is set for Tuesday, Sept. 10 inside of the Student Fitness Center. The Mass of the Holy Spirit begins at 11:30 a.m.
Spiritual direction is the practice of being with person(s) as they attempt to deepen their relationship with the divine or to learn and grow in their personal spirituality. A spiritual director offers guidance, companionship and support to the directee as they navigate their spiritual journey.
University Ministry is hosting a special Mass to celebrate the feast day of St. Phoebe. Gather with us for Mass and fellowship with snacks following the service on Tuesday, Sept. 3 at 12:45 p.m. in the St. Ignatius Chapel.
Join fellow students on Thursdays during dead hour from 12:45-2 p.m. for a chance to grow in your faith with your peers through University Ministry’s ‘Journey: A Christian Student Community.’ There will be activities, reflection and snacks!
Stop by the Fountain Terrace on Thursday, Aug. 29 from 12:45-2 p.m. to tie-dye shirts, do crafts, learn about University Ministry and enjoy some yummy tacos!
The Study Retreat, set for Sunday, April 21 from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., is a chance to get off campus, study in a quiet and relaxing space and have built-in optional study breaks that provide self-care and spiritual care into your life.
A new episode of the ‘What’s the Tea with Ministry’ podcast released on March 26 and features University Minister Dan Greig and student Oriekoase Agholor speaking about music, the arts and faith.
