Newman Center Information
Mass Times
Mass is offered five times each week during the Fall and Spring semesters of the University of Tulsa. Our Masses vary in tenor, some lively and others are more spiritual. You're invited to attend one and see for yourself!

Sunday 8:00pm
Tuesday 5:15pm (During the school year)
Wednesday 9:30pm (During the school year)
Thursday 5:15pm (During the school year)
Friday 12:05pm (During the school year)

An Introduction to the Newman Center
The St. Philip Neri Newman Center was established in 1946 to serve Roman Catholic students at the University of Tulsa. In 1991 it moved to its present location at 440 S. Florence Avenue.

An active ministry on the TU campus, the Newman Center provides weekly liturgies, as well as, educational, social, and service opportunities for students of all faiths. Students enrolled at other colleges and universities in the Tulsa area are encouraged to participate too.

The Newman Center is a member of the National Catholic Student Coalition and the Catholic Campus Ministry Association. The Newman Center also participates in statewide activities with other Oklahoma campus ministries through state conventions and retreats.

For a complete history of the Newman Center, please visit our history page.

Contact Information

Email:
tu-newman@utulsa.edu

Newman Center Ministries
Confirmation Retreats
Each school year, Newman Center students offer Confirmation Retreats for area high school students preparing for the Sacrament of Confirmation.

Social Justice/Guatemala Immersion Program
Interested students meet for six weeks of classes beginning in January, to prepare themselves for a service immersion experience to the Lake Atitlán region of Guatemala over Spring Break.

Catholic Faith Series
This curriculum of courses covers the basics of the Foundations of Faith and Early Church History. The class will culminate in a two-week pilgrimage experience abroad.

Newman Center Organizations
St. Therese Women's Group
The Women's Group at the Newman Center provides a variety of social and service activities and otherwise supports the activities of the Newman Center. Meetings are held every other week. For more information, contact the Newman Center.

Knights of Columbus Council #11633 [visit the council website]
The Knights of Columbus, the world's largest organization of Catholic men and their families, has been called "the strong right arm of the Church." Our council at the University of Tulsa was founded in 1995 and was granted Council number 11633. Our council provides a number of services to the community. We coordinate church activities at the Newman Center, sponsor the annual Newman Spring dance, and participate in citywide philanthropies. For more information, contact the Newman Center.

Board of Trustees

Newman Center Staff

Peer Ministry Team