The Cornell Catholic Graduate and Professional Student Group is a gathering of Catholic students enrolled in many different graduate and professional programs at Cornell. We meet once a week to discuss a wide range of Catholic topics and to have fun within a supportive and caring community. In addition to these regular events, we also generally hold a variety of social events and a book club throughout the semester.
If you would like to acquire the link to join us for a meeting, get on our mailing list, or ask a question, please don't hesitate to reach out to Luisa Castillo (lfc56). We would love to meet you!
These groups meet for fellowship, spiritual formation, and faith sharing. We discuss a variety of Catholic topics at our (low-pressure) weekly meeting and support one another through the ups and downs of daily life. We also sometimes hold joint social events.
Women's Group: Contact Kelly Soprano ([email protected]).
Men's Group: Contact Matthew Hall ([email protected]).
Fall 2023 Bible Study:
The first session will be on Sunday, September 10, 2023, 4:00–5:30 p.m. Come for the first session, and we will finalize the schedule for remaining sessions based on who comes to the first session.
We hold a variety of campus-minister led Bible Study groups each semester, centered on different biblical books or themes. If you are interested in joining a bible study, please reach out to Matthew Hall ([email protected]).
Past Bible Studies
If you are an incoming student and would like to be matched with a current student to get to know a new Catholic friend and have a resource on campus and in our community, please sign up!
Sundays 7:00–8:30 p.m. starting September 10, 2023
This is a discussion class led by a campus minister, held concurrently with the Confirmation class. If you are a confirmed Catholic and feel like you want a refresher on some of the basics of our Catholic beliefs and practices, you are very welcome to join! Your presence as a Catholic is an important witness and welcome to the others in the class who are preparing for Confirmation or discerning whether to be baptized and join the Catholic Church.
The class is discussion-based, and while there are certain topics that we always cover (see below) we also spend lots of time exploring participants' individual questions and experiences.
Sample Topics