Camino Small Groups

“Camino” is Spanish for journey, path, or way. Camino small groups offer Marquette students a regular space to connect in authentic community, build friendships of faith with others, and spend time nurturing their relationship with God each week.

Caminos meet weekly for one hour during the semester and consist of the same 6-10 students. Conversations are facilitated by a trained leader and use Jesuit spiritual practices (as found in the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola) to help students live a faith that does justice.

Over the course of a semester, students work to build a strong community of connection and belonging through laughter and fun, prayer, discussion of the Scriptures, Ignatian meditations on the life of Christ, sharing of life and opportunities to encourage one another in their walk as disciples.

Questions? Interestd in joining a Camino?  Contact Steve Blaha or call (414) 288-6873.

 

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