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We are here to listen to encourage, to challenge, and to support your growth in self-understanding and self-knowledge. We foster an environment where Cornell students openly talk about their faith and practice it with enthusiasm, alongside classmates, faculty and staff, and local community members.
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We do this through the tradition of the Roman Catholic Church. We encourage you to consider the many opportunities the Cornell Catholic Community offers you to deepen your love for Jesus Christ and his Church as well as deepen you understanding of how God's love and grace are at work in your life. We hope you will explore with us various forms and styles of public prayer. We call upon our students and ourselves to proclaim the Good News and to become signs of hope at Cornell, the Church and the world. All our offices are located on the ground floor of Anabel Taylor Hall. Stop by if you need someone to talk to. Visit our lending library of Catholic books and journals, and information about our programs, activities, and liturgical ministries. Anabel Taylor Hall is located at the corner of College Avenue and Campus Road near the heart of campus. Anabel Taylor Hall is the University's interfaith center, housing 25 religious groups that together comprise Cornell United Religious Work (CURW). In addition to offices for the various chaplaincies, the building houses a small café (Moosewood at Anabel Taylor), the Alternatives Library, a chapel for daily Mass and meeting rooms. Anabel Taylor Hall is the hub of our campus ministry. |
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Cornell Catholic Community
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