St. Thomas lives its Catholic identity through its origins in the Catholic intellectual tradition and through service to the community by way of a rigorous, thoughtful approach to living out our faith in the modern world.
All are welcome to participate in our faith opportunities.
Alumni are welcome to join us for prayer and worship opportunities. St. Paul chapel spaces include the Chapel of St. Thomas Aquinas, the St. John Vianney Seminary Chapel, the Florance Chapel and the Albertus Magnus Chapel. On our Minneapolis campus, you will find the Chapel of St. Thomas More.
Submit a Mass intention, a special intention offered to God as prayers of intercession and thanksgiving in and through the Eucharist.
We're here to support you in life events, including weddings, funerals and memorials.
We invite alumni and friends of St. Thomas to join us for 15-minutes on the third Wednesday of each month to pause, gather online and pray.
Held each November in the Chapel of St. Thomas Aquinas, this contemplative service honors lost loved ones through prayer, psalms and music.
Engaging our community through the sacred arts, the Chapel Arts Series features world-class musicians from around the globe. Every event is free, open to the public, and followed by a reception held in our Hoedeman Gallery of Sacred Art.
Logos: A Journal of Catholic Thought and Culture is an interdisciplinary quarterly committed to exploring the beauty, truth and vitality of Christianity, particularly as it is rooted in and shaped by Catholicism.
Lumen is published by the Center for Catholic Studies. Stories explore how students, staff and faculty help renew and support its communities through faith and ministry.
Campus Ministry hosts reflections by university community members during Advent and Lent.
Read stories about faith, mission and advancing the common good from the St. Thomas Newsroom.
The Center for Catholic Studies continues to be a nationally sought resource on Catholic teaching.It engages students, faculty and the universal Church in a Christ-centered exploration of more than 2,000 years of thought and culture. Part of the oldest and largest programs in the Catholic Studies movement, the Center for Catholic Studies is a trusted partner for Catholic organizations across the country and around the world.
A partnership between the Center for Catholic Studies and the School of Law and in collaboration with the Opus College of Business, the Terrence J. Murphy Institute for Catholic Thought, Law, and Business ("the Murphy Institute") serves to deepen mission-driven legal and business education within the integrated thought and interdisciplinary riches of the Catholic intellectual tradition.
Through local, national, and international seminars, conferences, talks, debates, and publications, the Murphy Institute works to engage the Church, the academic community, and the public in rigorous discussions that include historical and contemporary Catholic perspectives to enliven discourse on law, public policy and business.
Recently Retired?
Are you retiring soon or have you recently retired? The Next Chapter Program is a six-month, guided journey using principles of Ignatian spirituality to assist participants in discerning what God might be calling them to in this exciting "Next Chapter" of their lives.
Participants meet once a month at St. Thomas on Saturday mornings with readings and reflection required between sessions.
