Schedule & Places of Worship

When: Mass is celebrated during the academic semester:

• Noon – Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays
• 7 p.m. – Sundays

Where: Christ the King Chapel, Sansbury Hall

For a detailed schedule, visit the ODU Event Calendar. 

• Note: The Mass schedule will also change during academic breaks; please see the ODU Event Calendar for details. 

• 3 p.m., Mondays – Mondays with Mary
  Noon, Wednesdays – Sacrament of Reconciliation (Chapel)
  6 p.m., Wednesdays – Supper & Scripture
  11 a.m., Fridays – Eucharistic Adoration
• Baccalaureate is held prior to all Commencement ceremonies. For details about the Baccalaureate and other graduation information, see below.
  
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• All are invited to personal meditation in the Meditation Space on the second floor of the Griffin Student Center.  .
  
  Additionally, every Tuesday at 4 p.m., Campus Ministry will offer a guided meditation in the space. For questions or to learn more about meditation, contact Campus Ministry. 
  
  See the ODU Event Calendar for all scheduled dates.
  

At Ohio Dominican University, music plays a very important role in our liturgical celebrations.

Music is integral to Catholic worship. It allows us to express our belief in a unique and inspiring way. The goal of ODU's music ministry is to involve and assist the community in worship. What is most important about this ministry is your participation! 

If you have an interest in music, a talent for singing or playing instruments, or ideas about how to improve our worship on campus, let us know at campusministry@ohiodominican.edu.

Chapel Cantors and Choir Leaders

If you are interested in singing in our Chapel Choir for Mass on Sundays, we invite you to contact Fr. Paul at collotop@ohiodominican.edu and he will forward your name to Daniel Salmonowicz, our Chapel Musician. 

Participants in Chapel Choir do not need to be Catholic – all students are welcome to join in our music ministry.

Christ the King Chapel
Sansbury Hall

Aquinas Chapel
Aquinas Hall, Room 11

Meditation Space
Griffin Student Center, 2nd Floor

Center for Dominican Studies
Erskine Hall, Room 103

The Center for Dominican Studies serves as a resource for all those interested in learning more about Dominican education, the Dominican charism, the history of Ohio Dominican University, and its mission and values. Read more.

Martin de Porres Center
2320 Airport Drive (behind Erskine Hall)

The Martin de Porres Center for Ministry Outreach, sponsored by the Dominican Sisters of Peace, is a place for spirituality, education and the arts. Infused with the spirit of hospitality, this ministry reflects the Dominican mission to preach the Gospel, share the fruits of contemplation with others, and respond to the contemporary needs of God’s people. Read more.

Columbus is home to many faiths. Below are just a few places that are located close to ODU's main campus. You can also contact the Office of Campus Ministry for assistance.

The Annunciation, Greek Orthodox Cathedral  
555 North High Street, Columbus
www.GreekCathedral.com 

Broad Street United Methodist Church
501 East Broad Street, Columbus
www.BroadStreetumc.net 

Christ Lutheran Church
2314 E. Main Street, Bexley
www.ChristBexley.org 

First Congregational Church  
444 East Broad Street, Columbus
www.First-Church.org 

Holy Cross Catholic Church 
204 South 5th Street, Columbus 
www.HolyCrossColumbus.com 

St. Dominic's Church
453 N. 20th, Columbus
stdominic-church.org

St. Joseph Cathedral  
212 East Broad Street, Columbus
www.SaintJosephCathedral.org  

St. Mary's Catholic Church  
684 South 3rd Street, Columbus
www.StMarygv.com 

St. Patrick Catholic Church
280 N. Grant Avenue, Columbus
www.stpatrickcolumbus.org 

St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church
767 N. Cassady Avenue, Columbus
(614) 252-1594

Temple Israel  
5419 East Broad Street, Columbus 
www.TempleIsrael.org 

Trinity Episcopal Church
125 E. Broad Street, Columbus
www.TrinityEpiscopal.org