You don’t have to find your place alone.
FIND YOUR PEOPLEWhether you are new to St. Mary’s, looking for a Bible study, or hoping to meet students who share part of your life, there is a place to begin.
A good place to begin
Meet other freshmen and grow together through John 15 small groups and events. Explore John 15 →
Join a small group of students who meet each week to read Scripture, ask questions, and grow together.
Find a Bible Study →
Conoce a otros estudiantes, crece en tu fe y encuentra una familia en Pescadores. Conoce Pescadores →
Feed your Faith.
Your faith is meant to become part of your whole life. Serve alongside others at Mass or in the community, step away from the noise on retreat, or simply show up to something happening this week. Each is an opportunity to encounter Christ, build real friendships, and take another step in living your Catholic faith at St. Mary’s.
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Make room to listen to God and grow in friendship with Him. Come before Jesus in Eucharistic Adoration, join others for nights of prayer and worship, or find support as you discern God’s call for your life.
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The liturgy is at the heart of our life together, and there are many ways to help our community pray well. Students can serve as readers, ushers, altar servers, sacristans, Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion, or members of the music ministry.
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Encounter Christ by serving the people around you. Join other students in caring for people experiencing homelessness, visiting older adults, supporting mothers and children, or bringing the Gospel beyond College Station through mission trips.
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Step away from the usual pace of college and make time for prayer, friendship, and rest with the Lord. St. Mary’s offers retreats throughout the year for students at different stages of college and in different places in their relationship with Christ.
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St. Mary’s Short Courses are small, multi-week seminars where students explore significant questions in theology, philosophy, culture, and the human person through serious study and thoughtful conversation.
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You do not need to commit to a group before you begin. Come to a night of prayer, a social event, a talk, or something else happening this week and take a simple first step into life at St. Mary’s.
Meet people who understand where you are.
Your life at Texas A&M, Blinn, or RELLIS already gives you a place to begin. Find other Catholics who share part of that life.
Looking for a more particular kind of support?
The Pursuit offers confidential community and formation for students who experience same-sex attraction or gender dysphoria and desire to live the Catholic faith.
The first step is to show up.
Come to something happening this week, join us for Mass, or let us help you meet someone. You do not need to know exactly where you belong before you begin.