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15 posts tagged "Fr. Pete McCormick"

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Podcast: Special Guest — Fr. Pete McCormick, ND men’s basketball chaplain

Observer Sports Staff | Tuesday, December 8, 2020

In a very special episode of the Basement Breakdown, Fr. Pete McCormick, C.S.C. — director of Campus Ministry, rector of Stanford Hall and chaplain of the Notre Dame men’s basketball team — sits down with sports editor Hayden Adams to talk all things basketball, but specifically Notre Dame basketball. Topics of discussion include: Shooting a

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Campus Ministry suspends public Masses

Observer Staff Report | Tuesday, March 17, 2020

Fr. Pete McCormick, director of Campus Ministry, announced the suspension of public Masses in the Basilica of the Sacred Heart and elsewhere on campus, in an email Tuesday. “This is not a decision taken lightly, but it is one that is necessary,” McCormick said in the email. He invited the Notre Dame community to unite

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Lent: Perfection need not apply

Letter to the Editor | Wednesday, February 26, 2020

All it takes is a little spark. Just the beginning of belief. A belief that God is actively at work, even when chaos seems to be the dominant narrative of our lives. Hell, Lent itself can be a bit chaotic. Each year the Catholic Church sets the dates for Ash Wednesday, the Triduum (Holy Thursday,

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Community remembers Annrose Jerry at Basilica Mass

Tom Naatz | Tuesday, January 28, 2020

Community members gathered Monday night in the Basilica of the Sacred Heart to remember and celebrate the life of Annrose Jerry, a Notre Dame senior. Jerry was reported missing last Thursday and her body was discovered Friday in St. Mary’s Lake. University President Fr. John Jenkins celebrated the mass and director of Campus Ministry Fr.

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Fr. Pete reflects on creating memories and building fellowship with basketball team

Charlotte Edmonds | Friday, September 14, 2018

In the second half of The Observer’s feature with Fr. Pete McCormick, the Holy Cross priest discussed some of the more memorable moments of his past six season’s as men’s basketball team chaplain. As McCormick recalled various stories from his experience with the team, one common theme constantly resurfaced — the team has fun, and a

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Fr. Pete adds unique dynamic to basketball program

Charlotte Edmonds | Thursday, September 13, 2018

For Fr. Pete McCormick, it doesn’t even seem like work. Serving as chaplain of the men’s basketball team for the past six seasons in addition to fulfilling his duties as director of campus ministry and priest-in-residence at Stanford Hall, one might get burnt out easily. But not for McCormick. He seems to thrive off the

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Notre Dame community responds to sex abuse crisis

Natalie Weber and Mary Steurer | Wednesday, September 12, 2018

In the aftermath of the Pennsylvania Grand Jury report, members of the Notre Dame community gathered Tuesday in a discussion hosted by Campus Ministry to grapple with the sexual abuse crisis facing the Catholic Church. “There’s going to be no resolution at the end of this,” Fr. Pete McCormick, director of Campus Ministry, said. “But

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Director of campus ministry speaks on authenticity

Mary Steurer | Friday, January 26, 2018

Fr. Pete McCormick, director of campus ministry, challenged Notre Dame students to share their vulnerabilities with each other and ground themselves in God‘s love in a talk titled “Can Christianity be Cool?” hosted by Campus Ministry on Thursday night. The talk was the first in a monthly speaker series, “Taste of Faith,” which aims to promote the discussion

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Campus Ministry to celebrate faculty Mass of Remembrance

Katie Galioto | Thursday, November 19, 2015

As part of Campus Ministry’s new initiative to strengthen the relationship between Notre Dame faculty and the University’s faith-based roots, a Remembrance Mass for deceased faculty and their loved ones will be celebrated tonight in the Dillon Hall Chapel. Fr. Mike Connors, senior faculty chaplain within Campus Ministry, said he thinks this is the first

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Memorial Mass celebrates life of Jake Scanlan

Catherine Owers | Friday, November 13, 2015

“Jake loved and was loved. While Jake loved, our faith reminds us that God is love. Despite our struggles that God took a beloved member of our community away too soon, we can’t help but see how God poured his love into Jake’s heart, and man, did it change lives,” Fr. Pete McCormick, director of

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