MASS SCHEDULE
| Monday - Thursday | 12:15 PM Resumes Monday 8/8/2022 |
| Saturday | 4 PM |
| Sunday | 9 AM (also live-streamed) 11 AM (Covid Compliant) 1 PM (Spanish) 3 PM (Solemn) 6 PM |
11 AM Mass is Covid Compliant. Masks and physical distancing is kindly requested. No Precious Blood will be offered.
CONFESSION SCHEDULE
| Monday - Thursday | 10:30 AM Resumes Monday 8/8/2022 |
| Sunday | 4 PM |
ADORATION & OFFICE HOURS
| Monday - Thursday | 9 AM - 4:45 PM Resumes Monday 8/8/2022 |
Summer Shutdown
There will be no daily Masses, Confessions, Adoration or office hours starting July 5, 2022. Daily Masses, Confessions, Adoration and office hours will resume Monday, August 8, 2022.
NEWMAN LIVESTREAM
Sunday at 9 AM
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Remember Loved Ones. Light a Candle.
Lighting of candles is a traditional way of honoring and remembering our deceased loved ones. A votive candle signifies literally that the lighting is done in fulfillment of a vow, from the Latin word, votum, although in most cases the intention is to give honor and to seek help from the saint before whose images the candle is lit and to pray for the dead.
LIGHT A CANDLE AND TELL US YOUR PRAYER INTENTIONSSTUDENTS
Whether it's College Nights, social activities, retreats or missions — you gotta be part of this. At the ASU Catholic Newman Center we always have something fun, exciting, and spiritual going on each week.
PARENTS
The ASU Catholic Newman Center is here to help continue your student’s faith formation that you started. The ASU Catholic Newman Center is place where your student can stay connected, and grow with their faith and be a part of the Catholic community while at ASU.
FRIENDS
With Homecoming, the Newman Gala and Still the One, we have lots of events for you to keep involved in the Newman community. You might also want to get involved in one of our committees.
Learn Why the Church Makes Use of Imagery
A Catholic church is not simply a place IN which we worship God… but WITH which we worship God. As such, it is often adorned with colorful vibrant imagery to “offer to the Lord a fitting place to worship Him” (cf. Isaiah 66:1).
