Dispensation from Mass Has Been Extended to November 1
Please Click Here to Read the Bishop's Statement: https://www.dol-in.org/covid-19-updates
We will limit attendance to 100, which is our max capacity while still adhering to the proper social distancing.
Masks will be required at ALL Masses, indoor events, and outdoor events at which social distancing is not available at St. Francis, including in the church, Newman House, and on the grounds. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.
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Ways to Get Invovled
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Come by Any Wednesday!
Newman Night
Starts with 5:30pm Mass,
followed by a Free dinner
and then a good time
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FOCUS Bible Studies
FOCUS offers dozens of Bible studies each semester on many different days and times to fit the schedules of our college students. They are led by our missionaries and other student leaders. Bible study is an incredible opportunity to grow in authentic friendships, encouter Christ in Holy Scripture, engage in meaningful conversations, and learn more about the Faith and how to share it with others. Contact a FOCUS Missionary for more information.
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Student Leadership Teams
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Interns Program
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Music Ministry
If you can sing or play an instrument, there is a place for you in the St. Francis Music Ministry. This primary ministry provides music for the weekend and Holy Day liturgies. We welcome singers, cantors, instrumentalists and pianists. Rehearsals are 45 minutes before Mass. Come when you can! Learn more about music ministry and get involved.
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Students for Life
Students for Life at Ball State is a vibrant group of students who are passionate about saving lives and supporting pregnant women on campus. Students hold meetings every Monday in the library. Each January, students travel to Washington D.C. to march in the annual March for Life and Students for Life national conference. Learn more about how you can get involved by visiting the Ball State Students for Life website. -
St. Francis Youth Retreat Team (SFYRT)
The St. Francis Youth Retreat Team (SFYRT) are Ball State students who put on retreats for middle school and high school students throughout the diocese. Each semester, 2-3 retreats are planned and executed by this committed group. SFYRT leaders can take on different leadership positions including MCs, speakers, small group leaders, and service. Team members in this ministry must complete the diocesan Safe and Sacred Training before leading any retreats.
Stop by a meeting to learn more! Meetings occur Thursday Nights at 8 pm in the Costello room. Contact our Campus Minister to join!