St. Thomas offers many spaces for prayer and meditation around campus for all students from Catholic, to different interdenominational Christians and interreligious faith traditions.
The Chapel of St. Thomas Aquinas is the hub for Catholic tradition on the St. Paul campus. Mass and Reconciliation are celebrated here throughout the week.
Located on our Minneapolis campus, the Chapel of St. Thomas More is a space for prayer and worship for the university community, particularly those members at the Minneapolis campus.
The University of St. Thomas has many beautiful chapels in which students gather to worship.
Located in Sitzmann Hall, home of Catholic Studies, the Albertus Magnus Chapel is dedicated to St. Albertus Magnus – Dominican philosopher, theologian, scientist and bishop, as well as teacher of St. Thomas Aquinas. Along with regular Mass, the Chapel is open for personal prayer and meditation.
Take a few moments with the Lord at the Koch Adoration Chapel. Located in Koch Commons, on most days of the semester, Eucharistic Adoration is here.
Located in the lower level of the Chapel of St. Thomas Aquinas, Florance Chapel is an intimate spot to pray alone or gather with a group of friends.
St. Mary’s Chapel is the heart of the Saint Paul Seminary and School of Divinity. Among one of the earlier chapels at St. Thomas, the chapel serves the worshiping community at the seminary. Numerous liturgical celebrations are held each week in the chapel.
Located in the Saint John Vianney Seminary building, the Chapel of St. John Vianney is open to the public on Sunday evenings for 9 p.m. Mass.
Located in Rome, Italy, on St. Thomas’ Bernardi Campus, the Capella Luisa e Dante Seghier hosts a Holy Hour at least daily, Mass at least weekly and the reservation of the Blessed Sacrament all the time.
The St. Paul campus includes many outdoor spaces designed for peaceful reflection.
Located behind the south end of the Chapel of St. Thomas Aquinas. A beautiful place to pray the rosary or rest in God’s presence in nature.
Located on the south end of the St. Paul campus near the Ireland Library. Take a short walk on the grotto walking path. Enjoy the beauty of God’s creation.
Sitting in the heart of university life, The Memorial for Deceased Students provides a place on campus where we can mourn the loss of beloved St. Thomas community members.
Muslim students offer prayers in the mulitfaith meditation spaces around campus.
The Iversen Center for Faith includes prayer rooms and foot-washing (wudu/ablution) stations for use by University of St. Thomas Muslim students. See Muslim Student Life for additional information.
The use of campus meditation spaces is open to religious and non-religious reflections. Discover more and find a space that is the right fit for your needs.
Few colleges and universities are as fortunate as St. Thomas to be the home of four organs. These magnificent instruments assist the worshiping assembly in song and worship and are often the focal point of many concerts and recitals. Learn more about these great instruments and attend a liturgy or recital to hear their majestic and rich sounds.