The Emmaus Center at St. Norbert College offers you a variety of wonderful ways to deepen your faith and explore spiritual questions.
Trip Leaders and participants grow through hands-on education, service, and reflection to become engaged citizens who strengthen communities by committing to social justice.
Agape Latte is a coffeehouse speaker series for students that features personal stories, delivered by faculty and staff members to share lessons about the intersection of faith and everyday life.
The Emmaus Center student staff members keep our work rooted in the lives of students throughout campus.
The Emmaus Center professional staff honors and serves students, staff, and faculty from a variety of traditions and perspectives.

Spiritual Life & Vocation

We work to create opportunities that help our campus community explore what is common to all of human spirituality while also inviting people to make meaningful connections with their particular religious traditions:

Spiritual Quest: Seeking to know who we are and what we have to offer the world
Equanimity: Our sense of peace and wellbeing
Ethic of Caring: Concern for the suffering of others
Social Action: Practicing solidarity and advocacy*
Ecumenical Worldview: Believing that every person and culture has dignity and deserves respect

We believe that these five facets of spirituality are core to human experience and enhance academic performance, career choices, leadership development, and how we engage with the world around us throughout our lives. [See Spirituality in Higher Education for more information. The original language for Social Action is "Charitable Involvement."]

Explore all the ways you can strengthen your spiritual life and live out your vocations:

Spiritual Life & Vocation

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