Bruckmann Memorial Chapel of Saint Joseph
At Cabrini University, we welcome and celebrate all faiths, religions, and beliefs. Our history is in our Catholic roots, but it is our Education of the Heart that sets us apart!
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History of Cabrini University
History Lesson - History of Cabrini University
Service and Wolfington Center
Ray Ward - Director of the Wolfington Center
Education of the Heart
Dr. Michelle Filling-Brown - Associate Provost
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Campus Ministry
⛪ Campus Ministry
All faiths are welcome on our campus! We offer several locations on-campus for students the explore or continue their spirituality.
Mass is celebrated during the academic year in the Bruckmann Memorial Chapel of Saint Joseph.
All members of the Cabrini community are invited to join in the celebration of Mass.
The Chapel is open daily for students, faculty, staff, and administrators of all faith backgrounds for prayerful reflection.
Mass is celebrated during the academic year in the Bruckmann Memorial Chapel of Saint Joseph.
All members of the Cabrini community are invited to join in the celebration of Mass.
The Chapel is open daily for students, faculty, staff, and administrators of all faith backgrounds for prayerful reflection.
Campus Ministry
🕌 ⛪ 🕋 🕍 Retreats, campus liturgical life, and service afford students the opportunity to experience a sense of belonging, cultivate leadership skills, foster a commitment to social justice, and find meaning in their lives.
Cabrini University’s Campus Ministry is an inviting atmosphere where the community can experience a sense of belonging and feel comfortably connected to God, each other, and self.
Embracing Cabrini’s Catholic identity, Campus Ministry creates a space for respectful dialogue where persons of all faith traditions—and those still searching—are invited to share their journey.
In the spirit of Mother Cabrini, Campus Ministry fosters the understanding that we can do all things through God who strengthens us.
Campus Ministry provides opportunities for students to meet others with similar interests and works to develop students’ faith lives through engagement with the Cabrini University community and local, national, and international service.
Cabrini University’s Campus Ministry is an inviting atmosphere where the community can experience a sense of belonging and feel comfortably connected to God, each other, and self.
Embracing Cabrini’s Catholic identity, Campus Ministry creates a space for respectful dialogue where persons of all faith traditions—and those still searching—are invited to share their journey.
In the spirit of Mother Cabrini, Campus Ministry fosters the understanding that we can do all things through God who strengthens us.
Campus Ministry provides opportunities for students to meet others with similar interests and works to develop students’ faith lives through engagement with the Cabrini University community and local, national, and international service.
Peer Ministry
Peer Ministers are responsible for coordinating student faith-sharing experiences, teaching peer immersion travelers about relevant issues of social justice, and assisting in the development and coordination of Campus Ministry programming.
The Peer Minister’s main goal is to foster programming in light of the Cabrini Mission and core values. This paid position calls for Peer Ministers to act as leaders in campus liturgical life and retreat leaders or resource managers.
ONWARD: A Search Retreat ONWARD is a three-day, off-campus retreat that allows participants to reconnect with themselves and explore their relationships with others and their images of God.
Search offers a safe space for students to reflect on faith in their everyday life. This retreat is led by past student participants and is an opportunity to meet new friends, relax, reflect, and rejuvenate as a faith community.
ALERNATIVE SPRING BREAK - This year we have several locations like Kensington, Philadelphia & Appalachia, WV.
The Peer Minister’s main goal is to foster programming in light of the Cabrini Mission and core values. This paid position calls for Peer Ministers to act as leaders in campus liturgical life and retreat leaders or resource managers.
ONWARD: A Search Retreat ONWARD is a three-day, off-campus retreat that allows participants to reconnect with themselves and explore their relationships with others and their images of God.
Search offers a safe space for students to reflect on faith in their everyday life. This retreat is led by past student participants and is an opportunity to meet new friends, relax, reflect, and rejuvenate as a faith community.
ALERNATIVE SPRING BREAK - This year we have several locations like Kensington, Philadelphia & Appalachia, WV.
Wolfington Center
The Wolfington Center fosters community-based learning through Catholic social teaching and Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini’s accent on the Education of the Heart.
Wolfington Center promotes Cabrini’s Justice Matters core curriculum and supports students, faculty, staff, and administrators in their engagement with social justice.
Through community partners—particularly the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, Catholic Relief Services, and the Municipality of Norristown—the Wolfington Center weaves together intellectual and spiritual development.
Students are leaders as Pierce Fellows, AmeriCorps Scholars in Service, and Catholic Relief Services Ambassadors.
Cabrini students have brought fair-trade bananas and coffee to campus, raised money to purchase anti-malaria nets, and lobbied Congress in Washington, D.C.
Wolfington Center promotes Cabrini’s Justice Matters core curriculum and supports students, faculty, staff, and administrators in their engagement with social justice.
Through community partners—particularly the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, Catholic Relief Services, and the Municipality of Norristown—the Wolfington Center weaves together intellectual and spiritual development.
Students are leaders as Pierce Fellows, AmeriCorps Scholars in Service, and Catholic Relief Services Ambassadors.
Cabrini students have brought fair-trade bananas and coffee to campus, raised money to purchase anti-malaria nets, and lobbied Congress in Washington, D.C.