Who We Are

The Catholic Community at Hopkins is an official student organization of the Johns Hopkins University
and is served by the Dominican Friars of the Province of St. Joseph

All of our Sunday Masses are celebrated at Saints Philip and James Catholic Church and University Parish, right across the street from south Homewood campus. The student Newman Center, located in the lower level of parish building next to the Church, serves as a home for the Catholic Community, and it hosts many of our weekly and special events. The Newman Center is always open for studying and socializing, with couches, a pool table, books, a TV, a full kitchen, and our beloved family dinner table.

Catholic ministries are supported the Dominican Order, also known as the Order of Preachers, who are assisted by the entire parish staff. Led by the chaplains, the students serve on the leadership board and help plan and organize multiple weekly spiritual, social, and charitable events. Many students also volunteer to assist at Mass as altar servers, Eucharistic ministers, lectors, musicians, choir members, and more.

Interested in becoming a part of our community? Sign up for Catholic Community emails, and look for our upcoming events and photos!

 

Our Ministry Team

A student board consisting of undergraduates govern the Catholic Community at Hopkins. The graduate student group as well as the Korean Catholic Community are also a part of the general Catholic Community at Hopkins. Two Dominican chaplains guide our students. Learn more about our students and chaplains below!

Student Board & Chaplains

Contact Us

If you'd like to reach out to us, get more information on how to get involved, or would simply like to learn more about our community, click below to contact us! There are many ways to do so, and a great way to start off is by joining our weekly mailing list and by emailing catholic@jhu.edu.

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