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Campus Ministry is not a club one joins, but rather a series of invitations that inspire students to get involved and build community in many different ways. There is always room at the table, for everyone.

Molloy teaches in the tradition of the Marist Brothers, who work to make Jesus Christ known and loved among young people. The Marist Charism is an educational philosophy shared by ministries in 79 countries worldwide. Molloy and the Marist Brothers welcome and respect students of all faiths. 

Using the lens of Marist spirituality, Campus Ministry seeks to "make Jesus known and loved," in turn helping students grow in faith and in social and emotional maturity.

Retreats

Students are encouraged to attend weekend retreats at the Marist Brothers’ Center in Esopus, NY. Retreats provide students with opportunities for personal and spiritual growth and to reflect on their relationships with family, friends, and God. Underclassmen enjoy a one-day full-class retreat at Molloy. Clubs and teams can book after school retreats led by our Campus Ministers.

Service

Students and faculty are called to participate in service through which they witness firsthand the importance of helping those in need. Through selfless acts of kindness we can use our talents in meaningful ways, gain perspective, and become part of something greater than ourselves. Service opportunities are offered both at Molloy, in our community, and worldwide.

Trips (Project 153)

Students have the opportunity to volunteer on local, national, and international service trips. The trips are designed to recreate the dynamic of Jesus's followers seeking out others, engaging with them, encountering them, enriching them, and being enriched by them. Project 153 allows students to broaden their world view and perform acts of kindness for those in need. 

 

 

Our Campus Ministry team works with students year-round to coordinate many enriching opportunities.

 

Richard Costa

Director of Campus Ministry and Marist Mission

Rose Morris

Campus Minister for Service

Matthew Corrado

Campus Minister for Retreats

When I participate in service, whether it’s making cards for someone who feels alone, or being present with patients in a hospital, I try to show the same compassion, patience, and care that Jesus showed to others.

Sameera, Class of 2027

I take my role on service trips very seriously. I always end the trip with a sense of fulfillment, because knowing that our group made a difference for all the kids and families brought everyone such joy. 

elias, Class of 2025

I help lead freshmen and sophomore retreats, and help out with service opportunities to give back to the community. Doing this and being a part of Campus Ministry always fills me with such a sense of togetherness.

Alex, class of 2026

Attending retreats helped me grow more deeply in my faith, and being part of Campus Ministry allowed me to grow as a leader and be my own authentic self. It's a great part of Molloy that Stanners fondly look back on.

Lilly, class of 2027