Welcome to the Newman Club!

Named in honor of John Henry Cardinal Newman, Newman Centers and Clubs are Catholic ministry centers around the world that provide pastoral support to their Catholic communities. The John Paul 2 Catholic Newman Center is an outreach of the Diocese of Phoenix. In the Fall of 2006, Bishop Thomas J. Olmsted, seeking to serve Catholic students at ASU Polytechnic campus, appointed a chaplain to serve at the Poly campus. The name, "John Paul 2" was chosen for the Newman Center, because of the late pope's love for university students and his rich and academic teachings. The late pope’s writings continue to inspire young Catholics. At this time, the John Paul 2 Catholic Newman club is a community of Catholic students, professors and staff members, who encourage one another in their spiritual walk.

An invitation from Dcn. Ciso Macia to our regular gatherings: Weekly Meeting on Tuesdays, and also Sunday Mass

Dear Fellow Catholic,

Welcome to Catholic Newman club at ASU Polytechnic! We hope and pray that your interaction with our group will help you grow in friendship with Jesus! We normally have two weekly activities, on Tuesdays and Sundays (shown below).

However, at this time, we need students to assume officer roles for the club. Since there is no club President at this time, the organization is automatically frozen. This means that the organization cannot not operate on campus at this time, until this situation is resolved. We are soliciting names of students who would be willing to participate in leading the club. If you are interested, please email me at:

macia@asu.edu

Also, if you are not in the Flocknote list, please contact me at the email above. I will add you to the mailing list.

May the Good Lord continue to bless you and all of your endeavors.

Dcn. Ciso and the Leadership Team

Every Tuesday

Join on Tuesdays, for food, fellowship, a talk followed by discussions. Afterward, we pray for the needs of our community. We meet from 6:00PM-8:00.

Sunday Mass

We also come together to celebrate Mass, every Sunday, at 5:00PM, typically at the Cooley Ballroom