Welcome to Catholic Campus Ministry @ WCU
We welcome all students who wish to join in a community of fellowship centered around Jesus Christ and the teachings and traditions of the Catholic Church.
Connect with us
Stay in touch by subscribing to our weekly newsletter. You’ll receive an email each week during the semester with a gospel reflection, schedule updates and event invites.
Other ways to connect
- Like our Facebook Page
- Follow us on Instagram
- email our campus minister to introduce yourself!
Our Week
Sundays
Our week starts on Sunday with Mass at 4:00 PM. Confessions are available 30 minutes before Mass, and we pray the rosary a half-hour before Mass begins. After Mass, we enjoy snacks and fellowship followed by a weekly catechetical discussion called Credo which focuses on a different topic each week.
Wednesdays
On Wednesday evenings we gather for a home-cooked fellowship meal at 6:00 PM followed by a student-led peer ministry program at 7:00 PM. We conclude our evening with a Holy Hour from 8:00-9:00 PM including Eucharistic Adoration and Evening Prayer.
Fridays
On Fridays we offer a weekday Mass in our chapel at 12:15 PM. Afterward, we enjoy lunch together in the upstairs cafeteria at Courtyard Dining Hall from 1:00-2:00 PM. It’s a great time to socialize and catch up with each other.
Small Groups
We offer a number of different student-led small group Bible studies that meet in various locations on campus throughout the week. Check out our small group schedule for the current semester.
And More!
To see what we have going on each week, check our weekly schedule page. You can also view our full calendar of events on our Google calendar.
Latest Updates
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Parking Permits available for Fall 2025
Parking permits may now be purchased for the CCM parking lot for the Fall 2025 semester. Parking is $150 per
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The Ascension, Pentecost and Novena Prayer
The practice of praying novenas has been around for a long time, but how did the practice begin? And what’s so significant about praying for nine days in a row? The answer to these questions can be found in two major solemnities that we are about to celebrate to end the Easter Season: the Ascension…
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Hold Fast to the Word
The best parting words of wisdom I can offer would be the same as the advice given by St. Paul to the Christians in Corinth, quoted in the first reading this past Tuesday for the Feast of the Apostles Philip and James.