Faith & Spiritual Development is foundational & unifying
Ursuline students come to know themselves and find their way by strengthening their relationship with God and with others.
Campus Ministry
Ursuline is a welcoming place for students of all faith backgrounds and traditions. The nourishment of the spiritual life of our students takes place in a variety of ways. We offer daily morning prayer over the loudspeaker which concludes with a unifying call and response:
St. Angela, watch over us all our days.
St. Ursula, protect our future."
Since 1986, our onsite Chapel of St. Angela has provided a sacred space for prayer and reflection for all. In addition to weekly prayer services, students and faculty participate in leading Lauds, praying the rosary, and writing in the Book of Prayer Intentions.
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Reflections
Lauren C '24 shares the impact of her retreat experience.
Faith Works
Middle School honors the Blessed Mother at annual May Crowning
Generation after generation, Ursuline's youngest students come together in cherished tradition.
United in faith: Class of 2025 celebrates mass at St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Seniors across the Archdiocese to remain connected to their faith in college.
Ursuline students experience the conclave - No passport required!
The Sistine Chapel isn't the only place electing a new pope.
Finding faith and spiritual renewal during Lent
Campus Ministry team invites students to embrace the sacred season of Lent, culminating in meaningful Holy Week observances.
Faith, friendship, and purpose on Senior Retreat
Transformative experience fosters reflection and sisterhood for the Class of '25.
Exploring UNITY on retreat
Go 'behind-the-scenes' as our 7th graders develop their faith and spirituality during a retreat about UNITY, one of the Counsels of St. Angela Merici, the foundress of the Company of St. Ursula.
Faith was very important to us as we looked at high schools. We felt Ursuline would be the best place to grow spiritually and intellectually.
- Maria P'25