Guided by our SLU Law Jesuit mission and identity, we celebrate interfaith traditions and seek to foster the spiritual growth of all within our community. Let us be true to our commitment to Cura Personalis, “care for the individual person.” Let us celebrate the faith practices of all within our SLU Law community.
Saint Louis University School of Law is guided by its Catholic and Jesuit missions and traditions. We as a community are dedicated to the greater good of all and educating the whole person, mind, body and spirit. We seek to “find God in all things.” We seek to make the world a better place by seeking justice and serving the most vulnerable among us.
Saint Louis University School of Law is guided by its Catholic and Jesuit missions and traditions. We as a community are dedicated to the greater good of all and educating the whole person, mind, body and spirit. We seek to “find God in all things.” We seek to make the world a better place by seeking justice and serving the most vulnerable among us.
Chapel and Miyuki Nakamura Altar, Tabernacle and Ambo
Located in Scott Hall 740. Open to all for prayer and reflection. Roman Catholic Mass
is typically held weekly in the Chapel; times may vary from semester to semester.
Masses for Holy Days of Obligation are scheduled either in the Chapel or the Pruellage
Courtroom.
Interfaith Space
Located in Scott Hall 1014. The space was dedicated in Spring 2022 and is open to all students for prayer, reflection, and gathering. It is intended to be open and welcoming for all. There is a small library. Suggestions for additional materials is encouraged. The entrance has a keycode panel and the code is 1014*.
Mindfulness Center
Located in Scott Hall 980. The center is open at all times for quiet reflection, meditation,
and contemplation. Weekly mindfulness meditations are led by Prof. David Lander. Space
includes a library. 
- Catholic Mass
- Connection with one of the non-Catholic affiliates through the Department of Campus
Ministry.
See “Faith Traditions at SLU” - Spiritual Guidance hours
- Mindfulness meditation
Students – Wednesdays at Noon
Faculty/staff – Tuesdays at Noon
With a spirit of Cura Personalis, or care for the whole person, the Department of Campus Ministry offers opportunities for cultivating an informed faith, a commitment to social justice,
and an integrated way of life. Guided by the Catholic Church and the Society of Jesus,
the Jesuits, we welcome and serve students of all religious backgrounds and traditions.
Inspired by God’s love, the living tradition of the Catholic Church, and Ignatian spirituality, the mission of the Department of Campus Ministry at Saint Louis University is to help others cultivate a relationship with God that leads to personal authenticity, just social relationships, the loving pursuit of truth, and reverence for all of creation.