Alpha Omega is a weekly large group event that aims to foster community within the St. Paul's Catholic Student Center.
Have your questions answered through AO talks, enjoy a home cooked meal at Newman Dinner and grow in friendship with those around you!
09/30/2020
Alpha-Omega is BACK in-person this Thursday!
Join us at 7 pm on the fifth floor of St. Paul’s Catholic Student Center, or online at the St. Paul’s Catholic Student Center page. We’ll be having a conversation with Courtney Roach, a second year FOCUS Missionary, about her conversion story and her work as a missionary.
Click visit our page for more information and to register!
09/10/2020
AO is BACK, and better than ever! Come join us in Facebook live this Thursday at 7 pm for an interview with Lydia Nyachieo about her conversion story and her decision to become Catholic at St. Paul’s.
Even though we can’t gather in-person for AO, we still encourage you to eat your own Newman Dinner during the talk, and send in questions throughout the talk for a Q&A session at the end.
See you (virtually!) at 7!
No AO Right?
WRONG! Join us tomorrow night at 7:00pm via UW Catholic YouTube for a live Q&A with the Priests! Hear about the priestly life during quarantine and ask any questions you may have!
UW Catholic Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/UWCatholic
There will be no Alpha Omega this Thursday (3/12/20), but check out two great events going on in the community from Badger Catholic and Students for Life! Both events are posted on Alpha Omega's page.
12/19/2019
Hello all! Here is what we have been patiently waiting for - Dr. Nick Haun's recorded Alpha Omega talk from December 5th! Feel free to share with family and friends - anyone can see it on YouTube. Enjoy and have a great Christmas break. :)
"How Can We Care for the Suffering?: The Experience of a Catholic Doctor, Dr. Nicholas Haun 12/5/19 Alpha Omega Talk entitled "How Can We Care for the Suffering?: The Experience of a Catholic Doctor" given by guest speaker Dr. Nicholas Haun MD
12/02/2019
In case you missed "Why Me God?" by Phil Klaas a few weeks ago, here are some photos! Don't be afraid to lean on one another during this busy time of the semester. To build community is to both give and receive, all for the greater glory of God.
Get excited for our last Alpha Omega of the semester coming up this week! See you soon!
11/11/2019
Last week, it was great to hear Ann Riley speak on the importance of friendships built on trust. Bring your friends and make new ones at Alpha Omega every week!
| 6pm - 8pm |