Campus Ministry staff members serve as facilitators for those Rosemont College Honor Society members who wish to focus on community service. The National and Community Service Act of 1993 explains that service-learning is a teaching methodology which links classroom learning with community service in order to enhance experiences and foster civic responsibility. The Division of Education and the Department of Religious Studies works with Campus Ministry in integrating the academic curriculum with structured time for students to reflect on their service experiences. Liturgical Ministry training is provided at the beginning of each semester. Sessions include an overview of liturgical spirituality with particular emphasis on Baptism and Eucharist as they relate to ministry.
Lectors assume the important role of proclaiming the good news of the scripture.
To do this effectively, the lector must be able to speak with conviction and clarity. Mass. The Eucharistic minister makes the gift of the Eucharist better known and its saving power more fully shared. Graduates of Rosemont College trained in these liturgical ministries are ready to serve the needs of our church and to witness in the larger world with faith and skill. Bible Study at Rosemont College combines the study of Sacred Scriptur with faith in the life-giving Word. It allows the information studied and the formation of prayer to lead to a transformation of faith.