Joan, spirited steward of garden and fieldRemind me to hold the treasureof my given home in deep gratitude. Joan, faithful youthWho knew dear SaintsCatherine and Margaretand champion Archangel Michael,Lead me in the ways of prayerand obedience to discern God’s will. Joan, simple maidProtect me from the fear that I amunworthy of God’s holy plan for me.Enable me to use all of my giftsto serve God’s people. Joan, protector of a beloved nationFortify my courage to seek justice,to employ mercy, to bring comfortto the poor and needy.Defend me from eviland the hatred of others. Joan, honorable martyrTeach me to trust in the Lord;to live this one life that I haveas I believe in living itfor the Kingdom. Saint Joan of ArcPray for me, that I may bear allunavoidable sacrificeand suffering in love as a wayof sharing Christ’s humility;that I may live in God’s graceand return to Godfrom whom I came. Amen. Mary Sue Callan-Farley, inspired by the life and words of St. Joan of Arc

St. Joan of Arc Chapel was erected in France around 1420 and shipped to the United States in the 1920s. Donated to Marquette University in 1964 by Lillian

and Marc Rojtman and dedicated in 1966, the chapel has drawn people of all backgrounds and faiths seeking solace

or a place for quiet prayer and reflection. Despite the immeasurable changes that have occurred outside its walls during

the past 600 years, St. Joan of Arc Chapel still serves the same purpose its builders

intended: to be a place of worship and celebration.

St. Joan of Arc Chapel

Roman Catholic Mass schedule, academic year: Monday – Friday, Noon; Monday – Thursday, 10 p.m. For more information

contact: 414.288.6873 or marquette.edu/cm/