Newman Catholic Student Center
at The University of Iowa
WELCOME TO THE NEWMAN CATHOLIC STUDENT CENTER
The Newman Catholic Student Center is a Roman Catholic ministry to those associated with The University of Iowa to promote their development within a faith community and to prepare them as disciples for the Church and for the world.
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Father Jeff's Friday Email
Fr Jeff, our Priest Director shares words of wisdom each week.
Click Here to read his Friday email for December 2, 2022. Not on our email list? Sign up for our weekly email go to About: Newsletters and sign up! Thank you!
Fr Jeff, our Priest Director shares words of wisdom each week.
Click Here to read his Friday email for December 2, 2022. Not on our email list? Sign up for our weekly email go to About: Newsletters and sign up! Thank you!
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Daily and Sunday Mass are available on our
Iowa Catholic YouTube Channel. Upcoming Mass Schedule Changes:
Click Here for the Iowa City/Coralville Advent/Christmas Liturgies 2022 The Newman Center will be CLOSED December 25th - December 31, 2022 Thursday December 8- Immaculate Conception Mass- 5:15pm Saturday, December 17th- Maas 4:30pm Sunday, December 18th- Mass Schedule: 9:00am, 11:00am & 6:00pm Saturday, December 24- Christmas Eve Mass- 4:00pm and 6:00pm Closed December 25- December 30, 2022/ No Daily Mass Saturday, December 31, 2022- No Mass Sunday, January 1, 2023- Mass 11:00am and 6:00pm Saturday, January 7, 2023- Center Closed/No Mass Sunday, January 8, 2023- Mass 11:00am & 6:00pm Saturday, January 14, 2023- Center Closed/No Mass Sunday, January 15, 2023- Mass 11:00am & 6:00pm Saturday, January 21, 2023- Resume Regular Academic Mass Schedule 
Science Was Born of Christianity: The Role of Christianity in the Development of Modern Science
If you missed our guest speaker presentation, "Science Was Born of Christianity: The Role of Christianity in the Development of Modern Science", by Stacy Trasancos, PhD on Wednesday, November 9 it will be available through this link until Friday, December 16, 2022. Click here to be directed to the video.
This speaker was sponsored by the Rossie Center for Faith and Culture at the Newman Center. Talk description: The public narrative is that faith and science contradict, but the birth of modern science can be traced all the way back to Genesis 1:1. The Christian worldview is, and always has been, radically different from any other religion. This fact-filled talk from Science Was Born of Christianity: The Teaching of Fr. Stanley L. Jaki equips Catholics to engage the world in confidence and defend the truth of Jesus Christ in a technological age. Science, as mature and independent as it has grown, needs its Mother. |
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2022-2023 Newman Center Registration
Please register for the 2022-2023 academic year if you are a new or existing member of the Newman Catholic Student Center.
Each person is asked to register each academic year of participation.
Why register?
-Belong to a community of faith
-Stay informed on upcoming events
-Get connected to ministries of interest
-Be eligible for scholarships offered through the Newman Center
Each person is asked to register each academic year of participation.
Why register?
-Belong to a community of faith
-Stay informed on upcoming events
-Get connected to ministries of interest
-Be eligible for scholarships offered through the Newman Center
