The Fraternity of St. Michael Catholic Men's House
Under the protection of St. Michael the Archangel, in good fellowship with Christ, and in union with His Church, the Fraternity of St. Michael seeks to gather lay men together aspiring to ideals of prayer, charity , fraternity, and study. Founded as part of the mission and under the direction of the Center for Catholic Studies at the University of St. Thomas, the Fraternity of St. Michael places these ideals at the center of a life of integrity to self, to the world, and most especially to God. The men of this Fraternity unite together to be formed as both students and men.
The Four Pillars:
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Charity: To love God and our neighbors
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Fraternity: Learning and living out brotherhood in Christ
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Study: Dedicated to intellectual formation and growth
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Prayer: Rooted in the faith and liturgy of the Catholic Church
Learn more about our rule of living.
Submit an application for the 2013-14 school year to Fraternity President: Mr. Austin Weyant weya3536@stthomas.edu.
The fraternity fosters leadership both within and outside of the fraternity through fraternal leadership roles and encouragement to carry the Light of Christ with them into all situations. The fraternity is blessed by the presense of a chaplain to aid the fraternity members along the path to holiness. Each man is expected to attend daily mass and morning prayer, weekly fraternity formation and other fraternity functions in addition to his life of study.
The chaplain is Fr. Michael Keating.
Student Perspective: Nick Michels on "A Day in the Catholic Men's House"
Student Perspective: Alessandro Marchetti on "A Day in the Catholic Men's House"
