US EditionCatholic students find refuge at Princeton University's worship space and cheer new pope
- A group of young Catholics attends Mass daily at the Princeton University Chapel.
- One student expresses, "It feels like a home- even more so than my own house."
- Another student notes a "resurgence of Catholicism" on campus.
- Students find hope in Pope Leo's "missionary background.
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Being a devout Catholic at a secular college can be challenging. Some call it a blessing.
A group of young Catholics attend Mass every weekday at noon at the Princeton University Chapel. The members of the Catholic campus ministry worship at a side altar reserved for these Masses.
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Catholic Students Seek Solace in Princeton University’s Worship Space and Celebrate the Pope
PRINCETON, N.J. – In a notable display of faith, a group of young Catholics gathers for daily Mass every weekday at noon in the Princeton University Chapel. This sacred space offers a stark contrast to the predominantly secular environment of the Ivy League institution. Within the historic Gothic chapel, built in 1928 and accommodating over 2,000, these students partake in Gregorian chants, prayer, and Communion. It has become a cherished refuge…
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