Integrate
Integrate
Faith is not meant to live on the margins of college life:
it is meant to shape it.
At Providence College, we believe the journey of faith is deeply connected to the realities of daily life, relationships, studies, and future work. Whether through small-group Peer Ministry gatherings or conversations about faith and the workplace, students are invited to explore how faith can inform and sustain every aspect of their lives. These programs offer spaces where reflection meets real life, and where the Catholic and Dominican mission comes alive in community, vocation, and purpose.
Peer Ministry
College and faith are both gifts, and they are both a journey. Peer Ministry offers Providence College students — travelers on a journey — fellowship, guidance, and support along the way.
Peer Ministry is a student-to-student ministry focused on prayer, reflection, and authentic Christian community. Participants join a small group of fellow students who meet every other week to discuss the joys and challenges of their college experiences and faith.
Faith and Business
Students are encouraged to integrate their faith with their professional aspirations. Catholics in the Marketplace is an opportunity for students, faculty, and friars to engage in meaningful discussions about navigating the complexities of the modern workplace through the lens of Catholic social teaching. This initiative fosters a community where future professionals can explore the connections between their faith and career goals.
Veritas Roundtable
The Veritas Roundtable is launching in Fall 2025, supported by a grant from the Lilly Network of Church-Related Colleges and Universities. This new initiative offers PC faculty a compelling opportunity to explore how their academic training and work connects to the broader mission of a Catholic college and the Catholic intellectual tradition. Through papers, interdisciplinary discussions, and critical reflections, faculty members will delve into themes that integrate their academic expertise with the broader dialogue of faith and reason characteristic of Catholic education.
