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Committed to prayer and outreach, we engage life on the Hilltop—and beyond—with joy and creativity.

Aware of the pressing mission of women in our time, we journey with Mary, our model and Mother, offering a sense of sisterhood to all women of faith on campus.

As Catholic Daughters, we seek to create a sisterhood of Catholic women centered around service and spiritual development.

Curious? We always welcome new faces! Please contact catholicwomen@georgetown.edu with any questions or concerns that you may have about the recruitment process.

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Awakened, Enlightened, and Blessed

As the official undergraduate representative of Buddhism and Buddhist life on Campus, BuSA aims to further knowledge and practice of Buddhism and provide a community for Buddhists and students interested in Buddhist teachings, culture, and heritage.

Some of our activities include:
- Weekly meditations
- Dharma book club
- Cultural activities such as temple visits and movie screenings

Please signup to receive our e-mail newsletter at tinyurl.com/BuSANewsletter to keep up with all of the events we have planned for the semester.

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The Georgetown University Knights of Columbus is Georgetown's premiere Catholic men's group. As a service fraternal organization dedicated to the virtues of charity, unity, fraternity, and patriotism, brother knights engage in a wide variety of events, both on-campus and in the greater DC area. Members are a part of an international community of nearly 2 million Knights spread across the globe.

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Providing music at Catholic services on Georgetown's campus and beyond

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We recognize that though we share a basic physical and emotional bond as women, it is through our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ that the potent bond of sisterhood is formed. This potent bond is solidified and sustained by the fruits of the Spirit, which are “Love, Joy, Peace, Patience, Kindness, Goodness, Faithfulness, Gentleness, and Self-Control” (Galatians 5: 22-23). With these fruits we go forth hand in hand to fulfill our commission to “preach the gospel, set the captives free, open the eyes of the blind, and heal the sick” (Isaiah 61:1). We pursue these aims through passionate dissemination of the Gospel, selfless service, faithful discipleship, and true fellowship, with a special focus on meeting the needs of women and the extended community. As sisters in Christ we will encourage each other spiritually through the power of the Holy Spirit. As the elect of God we put on tender mercies, kindness, humility, meekness, and longsuffering; but above all these things we put on love, which is the bond of perfection (Col 3:12,14). It is our hearts’ desire to always be real with ourselves, our sisters, and others in our work representing Christ.

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The GU HSA is an active organization on campus that strives to create an inclusive and diverse environment in which students can practice and explain Hindu traditions, culture, and spirituality. We serve as a resource for all members of the Georgetown community who are interested in learning about the Hindu tradition or interested in engaging with the community.

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The Jewish Student Association plans programs and activities for Georgetown's pluralistic Jewish community and, working with the Office of Campus Ministry, makes sure regular religious services, study sessions, and other activities are made available to students and to all members of the Jewish community at Georgetown.

As an entirely student-led organization, the JSA provides students with the opportunity to form an active part of their own Jewish life on campus. Students lead religious services, organize activities, and help steer the Jewish community at Georgetown. The JSA also works closely with Georgetown's Jewish Chaplaincy.

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Recognizing the many choices that confront students attending the Georgetown University, the Latter-day Saints Student Association (LDSSA) is established to help students have a balanced secular and spiritual educational experience during their years of formal education. The LDSSA exists to create and maintain a positive, supportive, and inclusive community for LDS students on campus, as well as students interested in learning more about the LDS faith and religious practices.

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We, the Muslim students of Georgetown University, out of our faith and dedication to the service of Islam, do hereby proclaim the establishment of the Muslims Students Association, so that collectively we can share in a common set of moral commitments rooted in the message of Islam; engage in religious, social and community activities; support educational and intellectual pursuits; and continue to promote the goals of Muslim students in Georgetown University, and thus serve our faith as best we can.

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A chapter of the North American OCF where students and faculty of all different Orthodox denominations, and anyone interested in learning more, can be part of a close-knit community.

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The mission of the Georgetown University Sikh Student Association is to communicate and allow participation in three major tenets of Sikh life; Simran (religious events), Seva (community service), and Sangat (social and cultural events) for Sikh students on campus. The SSA will also function to provide Sikh and non-Sikh students with the opportunity to engage tangibly with Sikh religious traditions and practices via student-led programming at on and off-campus venues. As a whole, the Georgetown University Sikh Student Association aspires to contribute to the Georgetown community of faith by providing an additional faith option that both Sikh and non-Sikh students alike are able to explore.

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Women in Faith (WIF) is an interfaith org for all who identify as femme, whether from a specific faith tradition, interfaith background, no faith or undefined. WiF hopes to create a network of solidarity to discuss the intersection of womxn & religion. WiF hopes to fill the need for sustained conversations between women across faith communities that too often aren’t given adequate time or space for discussion and reflection. WiF seeks to serve as an accessible resource and an empathetic, responsive community that facilitates solidarity and learning between women of faith through virtual programming through the lens of a specific theme chosen by the Board. WiF works to creates a dynamic environment for women to confidently discuss how their faith is formed and has shaped their lived experiences. It is here in our powerful interfaith community that women can bravely share, deepen, and question their relationship with faith and each other.

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