SAVE THE DATE! Newman Chicken BBQ is Sunday, August 14!
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Catholic Charities 2022 Appeal Update
Thank you! Thank you! With just about a month remaining in the 2022 Catholic Charities Campaign, our Newman community has met – and exceeded our goal! 217 generous families and individuals have contributed nearly $146,000. These contributions will go a long way in assisting so many of our western New York neighbors and communities
While we at Newman have achieved our 2022 goal, the overall campaign is at 92% and still needs nearly $750,000 to fully fund Catholic Charities programs. So, if you haven’t yet given, please know that no gift to Appeal 2022 is too small. In fact, each dollar raised during the annual Appeal leverages an additional $3 to $4 of government support and contracts. More funding means more services, like affordable and accessible mental health counseling and basic needs assistance, for those who need it most.
Pledge cards can be returned directly to Catholic Charities or you can drop them in the basket at the Newman Center. If you’ve misplaced or haven’t gotten a card or if on-line is easier for you, you can contribute at ccwny.org/donation. There’s a dropdown menu to select the Newman Center to credit your contribution. Our parish code is 0768. You can also call the parish office to get another card or for further information.
Thank you again for helping Newman to reach our goal – but, more importantly, thanks for all you do for western New Yorkers in need!
2022 UB Newman Center Bridge Lecture Series
Lectures are FREE and open to the public. They start at 7:00 p.m.
Location: 495 Skinnersville Road, Amherst NY 14228
| Date | Speaker | Lecture Topic |
| June 15 | Jennifer A. Surtees, Ph.D. Associate Professor Department of Biochemistry, Co-director UB’s Genome, Environment and Microbiomes (GEM) Community of Excellence | Finding and Keeping Track of COVID-19 in our Western New York Communities Through Genomic Sequencing |
| June 22 | Aaron Stang, MS Sports Management, MA Higher Education Administration Associate Athletic Director for Academic Affairs | The Bulls Experience |
| June 29 | Brian Bratta, Ph.D., ATC, CSCS Associate Athletic Director Sports Medicine & Wellness Services | Sports Medicine and Wellness in Collegiate Sports: Helping Student- Athlete Success |
| July 6 | Helen “Nellie” Drew, JD Professor of Practice in Sports Law; Director of the UB Center for the Advancement of Sport | Fifty Years of Futility? The Continuing Saga of Title IX |
| July 13 | Suzanne N. Rosenblith, Ph.D. Dean & Professor, Graduate School of Education | Politics and Public Education: Understanding the Current Context |
| July 20 | Michael R. DiGiacomo, MD Clinical Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, Associate Director of Medical Education, UB School of Medicine | Navigating a Complicated World: Planning Your Next Move |
| July 27 | Msgr J. Patrick Keleher Senior Director and Pastor, UB Newman Center | Vatican II: How Did We Get There and Where Are We Now |
Michael Sean Winters presents “Catholic Culture Wars”
May 5th, 2022 – Newman Center at UB
Men’s Club recyclable bottle & can fundraising
The Newman Center Men’s Club has partnered with Bottle & Can Retrieval Centers to help us out with our fundraising.
You can drop off your recyclable bottles & cans at any of the Retrieval Centers listed below. Please mark your donation for the Newman Center Men’s Club so our account can be credited.
In addition, we have placed a drop-off barrel in the rear parking lot at the Newman Center. It is located adjacent to the paper recycling bins by the shed in the back of the lot.
All proceeds from this project will be placed in the Men’s Club general fund and will be used to support club projects.
| Clean Loop Recycling, LLC 88 Botsford Place Buffalo, NY 14216 | Integrity Bottle & Can Retrieval Center 2788–2790 Sheridan Dr. Tonawanda, NY 14150 | Main Street Bottle & Can Retrieval Center 9870 Main Street Clarence, NY 14031 |
| North French Bottle & Can Retrieval Center 600 North French Road Amherst, NY 14228 | Bottle Junction Tonawanda Bottle & Can Retrieval Center 1942 Colvin Blvd Tonawanda, NY 14150 | Cash For Cans Bottle & Can Retrieval Center 123 Broad Street Tonawanda, NY 14150 |
Donations Needed!
+ Homeless Ministry is now collecting travel sizes for these items: tissues, deodorant, razors, body wash, mouthwash, Chapstick, hand sanitizer/wipes, toothbrushes, and toothpaste. Please drop off in the box in lobby.
+ During Lent, we are collecting 3 main items for VIVE, the refugee agency which is now part of Jerico Road. There is a bin in the Newman Lobby for the following items: Diapers, Hygiene products for men and women, and bed sheets -twin size preferred. We need some volunteers to transport the items to VIVE please call the parish office if you can help!
+ The Debbie Brown Pizza Fund is ongoing, if you wish to donate, please place your donation in the container in the front lobby, we appreciate your generosity always!
Collecting items for the VIVE refugee agency
This Lent, the UB Newman Community is launching an apostolic initiative and we will be collecting 3 main items for VIVE, the refugee agency which is now part of Jerico Road. There will be a bin in the Newman Lobby for the following items: diapers, hygiene products for men and women, and bed sheets – twin size preferred.
Our Newsletter is Back!
After a hiatus, our Newman Center newsletter is back! Thank you for your patience.
If you have not registered please go to our registration form to sign up. We will also have a few paper copies of the previous week by the entrances if you do not have computer access.
Mass Registration is no longer required
We no longer require registration to attend Mass. All are welcome!
Mask wearing is now optional. Thank you! 😷
We no longer require registration to attend Mass. All are welcome!
Masks now optional.
Here at the Newman Center, “All are Welcome!”
It was hard for us to ask you to stay away, especially during the special times of year that are to be shared with family and friends.
Thank you all very, very much for cooperating with us as continue our protocols, and thank you for your patience with and kindness toward us and our volunteers!
FOR TRAVELERS:
Published here at the request of the Diocese of Buffalo:
UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK in re The Diocese of Buffalo N.Y. Case No. 20-10322. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT, On February 28, 2020, The Diocese of Buffalo N.Y., (“Diocese”) filed for protection under chapter 11 of title 11 of the United States Code (the “Bankruptcy Code”). The Bankruptcy Court has established August 14, 2021 at 11:59 p.m. (prevailing Eastern time) as the deadline to file proofs of claim against the Diocese (the “Bar Date”). If you have a claim against the Diocese, including, without limitation, a claim related to sexual abuse committed by any person connected with the Diocese, you must file a claim on or before the Bar Date.
Please visit https://case.stretto.com/dioceseofbuffalo or call 855-292-7696 for more information on how to file your proof of claim. IF YOU DO NOT TIMELY FILE A PROOF OF CLAIM, YOU MAY FORFEIT YOUR RIGHT TO VOTE ON ANY PLAN OF REORGANIZATION AND TO SHARE IN ANY DISTRIBUTIONS TO CREDITORS IN CONNECTION WITH THE DIOCESE’S CHAPTER 11 CASE.
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Whether prospective or incoming, we are thrilled to have you!
We are honored to be among the first to welcome you to University at Buffalo! We hope that this page about opportunities to participate in your faith life during college will either inspire you to come to UB, or excite you about the years that await you in Buffalo. You will be among the first generation of UB students who will have a permanent sacred place for celebration of the Word, Sacraments, prayer, community building and so much more. College is full of new experiences — some exciting, some difficult — and both faith in God and a supportive faith community can help ease the transition. We here at the Newman Center feel privileged for the opportunity to walk alongside you during your time at UB and share with you in prayer, fellowship and other activities. The Newman Center, Catholic Campus Ministry at UB, often acts as a “home away from home” for students. We offer a warm, welcoming environment for prayer and faith, as well as a dynamic community that relishes in sharing time and energy with one another. We recently opened a new “state of the art” campus ministry center for you and those students who come after you. During your years at UB we strive to:
- Help clarify values in a time of exploration
- Build a sense of Catholic identity and understanding through education, reflection and discussion
- Form leaders in the world and for the Church through service and empowerment
And do all of this in the context of faith, through a vibrant spiritual center. You will find many opportunities for group and individual faith-sharing, retreats, investigation into Catholicism, service and prayer. Please feel free to contact a staff member for more information. At Newman, “it’s all about the students.” We truly look forward to having you join us. Peace and all good things, 
Msgr. J. Patrick Keleher – “Fr. Pat” Director The Newman Center at UB
STUDENTS: Please visit our Campus Ministry page for more student information.
Parish Registration
If you haven’t registered with the Newman Center at UB Parish, please do so now by downloading the Parish Registration Form PDF, filling it out, and dropping it off at Mass. Thank you!
