Mass Schedule
Sunday 10:30 am and 9:30 pm Sage Chapel
Tuesday 5:15 pm ATH Chapel
Wednesday 5:15 pm ATH Chapel- followed by dinner each week
Friday 5:15 pm ATH Chapel
Sacrament of Reconciliation: Tuesdays 6:30-8 and Wednesdays 4-4:45 or by appointment with Fr. Dan (dtm33)- G17 Anabel Taylor Hall
This Thursday- Thomistic Institute: What is Immateriality?
The Thomistic Institute invites you to the first lecture in the "Understanding Consciousness" series on Thur. September 12th from 7-8 pm in the Physical Sciences Building room 120. Therese Scarpelli Cory, the lecturer, is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Notre Dame, specializing in the thought of Thomas Aquinas and his Arabic sources. This talk considers what immateriality is, drawing on the thought of Thomas Aquinas, and examines why Aquinas thinks that thought is an immaterial reality.
Women's Group We meet weekly and grow in faith and fellowship together! We will meet this upcoming Tuesday, Sept 17th, at 7 pm in the Redlin Room. Email Abrey (aaf87) with any questions.
Men's Group If you are interested in joining men's group, which similarly meets and discusses different topics-email Alex (ak826)!
Saturday Bible Study Join us for Bible study at 3 pm on Saturdays in the Redlin Room of ATH. This semester we will be studying the Book of Daniel! Email Sebastian (ss2722) or Richard (rpg78) with any questions or for more information.
New Student Small Group If you are an incoming freshman or transfer student join the new student small group to grow in faith alongside others who are transitioning to life at Cornell! Email Abrey (aaf87) with questions or to sign up.
Grad Group and Bible Study Meets weekly to discuss faith in grad school, relevant Catholic topics, and various Catholic texts. Please email
Daniel (
dws275) for more information. Contact Elizabeth (ell67) for more information about graduate Bible Study- the next meeting will be 6 pm on Tuesday 9/17.
Jail Ministry
An opportunity to have Bible study with the inmates at our county jail. We go in pairs on Friday evenings for an hour. Let doubt not hold you back, God qualifiesthe called. If you're interested or would like more information, contact Jacob (jg965). Orientation with the Sergeant will be coming up soon, which is essential to get an access ID. If you have been involved in the past please check your ID to see when it expires: you will need to attend another orientation to renew your ID if it expires this semester. If you are interested in a similar ministry with incarcerated youth please contact Abrey (aaf87) for more information about ministry in our local juvenile detention centers.
Pro-life Speaking Event and 40 Days for Life On Thursday, Sept 19 from 6-7:30 at Immaculate Conception Church downtown, Ithaca-40 Days For Life, Ithaca Council Knights of Columbus, and Immaculate Conception Church will host Jim Havens, VP of Mission and Communication for The Station of the Cross Catholic Radio Network, host of "Love Will End Abortion" radio show & author to Ithaca to share his experiences in pro-life ministry. "
Love Will End Abortion: Practical Steps to Make a Real Impact in Your Community." Let Abrey (aaf87) know if you need a ride. Additionally, the next 40 Days for Life campaign will begin Sept 25th. For the past 10 years people have joined together in Ithaca to pray, fast, and provide life-affirming options to those considering abortion. Click
here to sign up for a time slot.
More info: Mary Anne Tissot-315-246-7479 or Carolann Darling 607-351-6668
Aquinas 101 The Thomistic Institute brings you a world class theology class completely free of charge! By enrolling you will receive two emails each week introducing you to St. Thomas Aquinas, his philosophy, and the basics of the Summa Theologiae (86 videos in total). Click
here to enroll in the course.
Today's saint of the day is Saint Cyprian (his and St. Cornelius's memorial day is this upcoming Monday Sept 16th!). St. Cyprian, bishop and martyr, pray for us!
"Cyprian is important in the development of Christian thought and practice in the third century, especially in northern Africa....
Cyprian complained that the peace the Church had enjoyed had weakened the spirit of many Christians and had opened the door to converts who did not have the true spirit of faith. When the Decian persecution began, many Christians easily abandoned the Church. It was their reinstatement that caused the great controversies of the third century, and helped the Church progress in its understanding of the Sacrament of Penance.
Cyprian was a mixture of kindness and courage, vigor and steadiness. He was cheerful and serious, so that people did not know whether to love or respect him more. He waxed warm during the baptismal controversy; his feelings must have concerned him, for it was at this time that he wrote his treatise on patience. Saint Augustine remarks that Cyprian atoned for his anger by his glorious martyrdom."
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