<p>can someone comment on how present, vital, spirited, interested or participitory are the catholic students at LU?</p>
<p>I'll add to this feisty thread ( :) ) that I see that there is a catholic organization listed on the website, but I have seen from other colleges that this can be out of date, or there can be, like, one kid in it.</p>
<p>So, from the website, which group is more active at LU?</p>
<h1>Agnostic Alliance</h1>
<h1>Lawrence University Catholic Youth</h1>
<h1>Lawrence University Pagan Organization</h1>
<p>also, nuts and bolts: How far away is the closest catholic church at LU?</p>
<p>Based on a Google Search, there is a parish about 5 blocks west of campus at 404 W. Lawrence Street. St. Joseph's</p>
<p>Yes, I saw that on google maps, too. I guess I was looking for a student's eye view of catholic church accessibility as well as how vital the organizations are at LU. D is going to admitted student days this monday so we'll try to ask these questions. </p>
<p>One of the nice things about CC is that as a question comes up, whenever, one can throw it out in cyberland.</p>
<p>If I would ask every question to the admin - over the ones that I even ask now - they would quickly get tired of me. then when we are talking show stopping questions, say, money, the conversation might not be as productive.</p>
<p>confirming what musicmom said, in a brochure I found on top of a vending machine at LU, entitled catholic campus ministry LU, it said that st josephs and st mary are parishes that serve LU.</p>
<p>from the brochure...</p>
<p>joe 404 w lawrence st
mass times
sat 430 pm
sun 730, 900, 1030 am, 630 pm</p>
<p>mary 312 s state st
sat 430 pm
sun 800, 930, 1100 am</p>
<p>fyi, Here is the 2007-08 handbook of student activities. There is a description of the catholic group in there. </p>