Announcements

THEO 105 - Sacred Scripture Course Now OPEN for the Summer I Term!

To ensure plenty of time for planning and fundraising the Camino pilgrimage will be moving to Summer of 2024! Prayerfully consider joining us on this life changing trip!

"Mango Languages" is a learning resource that offers courses in over 70 languages. Structured lessons allow you to practice conversation-based lessons with culture and grammar notes in the lessons providing context. You can practice pronunciation by recording your voice and aligning it with a native speaker. Additionally, you can pick what lessons to take depending on the context of the conversations, including romance, business, legal, medical, and text talk. To access this database, create an account with your AMU email credentials or use it as a guest. Search the Canizaro Library databases under the alphabetical "M" tab.

Don't miss this Lenten exhibit! The Replica of The Shroud of Turin will visit Ave Maria University with presentations by expert Jim Bertrand. The display will take place in the Prince Auditorium.Monday Presentations: 3:45 p.m. & 7:00 p.m. Tuesday: 10:10 a.m., 12:00 p.m., 1:50 p.m., 3:40 p.m., and 6:45 p.m. Wednesday: 9:00 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.

Interested in joining Campus Ministry Team for the 2023-24 academic year? CMT members are charged with planning, promoting, and running ministry events which take place on and off campus. CMT comes back early in August for training and to help with Freshmen orientation. We seek joyful, prayerful Catholic students willing to witness on campus. Send an email to Fr. Rick with Campus Ministry Team in the subject line and ask for an application.

Want to represent the student body? Want to make a difference at Ave? File for student government board positions (President, Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary, Upperclassmen Representatives). Filing Opens March 6th! Questions? Email SGA@my.avemaria.edu

Shakespeare in Performance presents Much Ado About Nothing, March 22 – April 1, 2023. Much Ado will be fast-paced and explore the themes of love and friendship through vivid storytelling, audience interaction, and contemporary music and dance! All performances will be in the Donahue Family Black Box Theater. Tickets are on sale now, so get them while you can! Follow the link (https://www.shakespeareinperformance.net/tickets) to purchase tickets. If you have reservation questions, contact Audrey Austin at Audrey.C.Austin@avemaria.edu.

On Fridays during lent, The Mother Teresa Project would like to invite you to donate your meal to families in need in Immokalee. If you would like to participate, simply tell the cashier in the dining hall that you would like to donate your meal, and then swipe your card. This can be done as many or as few times as you would like. Last year, students donated 200 meals that were later delivered door to door to families living in Campo Rojo, an impoverished community in Immokalee, and to residents living in a nursing home.