Sancta Alberta was named for the first wife of Frank J. Lewis, one of the founders of the University. The bell tower above the chapel serves as one of the University’s landmarks and is an important element of the University’s identity.

The Sancta Alberta Chapel holds optional services for the university community on Sundays at 8 p.m. and on weekdays at noon. The building includes:

• The Miguel Center for University Ministry
• The main Chapel
• Conference center
• Chapel offices

Immediately outside of the main entrance are the new Founder’s Garden and Heritage Circle featuring:

• Statue of St. John Baptist de La Salle
• Benches for relaxing and socializing
• Beautiful and reflective surroundings, including a fountain

If you are interested in service, University Ministry sponsors numerous volunteer outreach programs throughout the year including:

• Trips locally, nationally, and internationally
• Retreats
• Visits to local shelters
• Coordination of food and clothing drives

The Peer Ministry Program involves current students who live in residence halls. These students

• Provide assistance to other students
• Coordinate social and spiritual events

  Sancta Alberta Chapel Panoramic View

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