St. Albert Society
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The St. Albert SocietyJoin CCH's Monthly giving society:
What is the St. Albert Society?
The St. Albert Society is a community of Friends of CCH. The Society supports our campus ministry at Hopkins by funding everything from student retreats to Sunday Family Dinners and staffing needs via a monthly, recurring gift. By making a monthly gift, you provide a financial foundation that not just covers expenses but enables us to continue to grow and reach more students on campus.As a member of the St. Albert Society, you will receive a welcome gift via mail, regular updates about the ministry, and the opportunity to have intentions prayed for at a monthly CCH Holy Hour. To join the Society, simply set up a recurring donation by using the donation button at the top right of this page. For more information on the St. Albert Society, please contact Amira Rady ([email protected] or 410-235-2294).
Why make a monthly gift?
Making a monthly gift to CCH plants the mustard seed of the Gospel. What seems small at first, God will nurture and multiply into something far beyond our own efforts. Just as the mustard seed grows into a large tree, providing shelter and life, your consistent generosity allows our campus ministry to grow and bear fruit at Johns Hopkins, shaping students into disciples of Christ. With each monthly gift, you partner with God. He will work through your generosity and our ministry to fill students with grace and love here and unto eternal life.
Below, you'll find a video testimonial from two of our CCH alumni, Sara and Brandon, sharing their beautiful witness and why they make recurring gifts to CCH. -
Why St. Albert?
We chose St. Albert the Great as the namesake for our monthly giving society because he embodies the ideals we strive to share through our ministry. As an early Dominican and a revered saint of his Order, St. Albert’s legacy lives on through the Dominican friars who lead SS. Philip and James and CCH. A pioneering student and professor at Europe’s first universities—and an accomplished scientist—St. Albert offers a powerful model for our students at Johns Hopkins, encouraging a life that harmonizes faith in Christ with a deep commitment to scientific inquiry.
As Sr. Mary Jean Dorcy said, “Albert—whom even secular history calls ‘the Great’—spent his life teaching that science and faith have no quarrel, and that all earthly loveliness and order can be traced directly to God.” We look to St. Albert as a living example and intercessor for students called to live their faith with intellectual integrity and curiosity. St. Albert the Great, pray for us.
Aparición de la Virgen a San Alberto Magno (Apparition of the Virgin to Saint Albert the Great),
Vicente Salvador Gómez