WE ARE… Marshall Catholics
A home away from home
A welcoming Christ-centered community
A tradition of spiritual growth & loving thy neighbor
Who We Are
The Marshall Catholic Newman Center has operated as the base for the greater Catholic Community at Marshall University for 40 years. Established by the Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston in April of 1981, it has been our mission to bring students together in an intentionally Catholic environment so that they may come know, love, and serve Jesus Christ and His Church. We welcome all Marshall University students, staff, and faculty. If you are a prospective student or parent we would love to have you schedule a tour to meet our staff and student leaders.
Phone: 304-525-4618
Email: dlong@dwc.org

Virtual Tour
Carole’s Kitchen – Named after our very dear friend who was a mother to many students over the years, this kitchen is where our famous “Dinner for a Dollar” meals are prepared every Thursday at 6:00 PM. Students are welcome to utilize this space for their own cooking projects and dietary needs. Snacks and refreshments are always available!
Mass Times
& Weekly Events
Mass Times:
Sunday – 4:00 pm
Confession Available at 3:30 pm before Mass
Weekly Events
Monday: | Game nights: 6:00 pm bi-weekly |
Tuesday: | Men’s Group: 4:30 pm |
Thursday: | Dinner for a dollar: 6:00 pm Women’s group follows Dinner for a dollar |
Friday: | Eucharistic Adoration: 6:00-7:00 pm Adoration is followed by Bible Study |
Sunday: | 4:00 pm: Mass |
Hours:
Hours vary throughout the semester. If you’ve missed us please email dlong@dwc.org to set up an appointment.


Get Connected
Stay connected with the Marshall Catholic Newman Center! Keep up to date with all of our upcoming events and service opportunities by following us:
Instagram – @mucatholic
Twitter – @mucatholic
Want to get even more connected? Join our digital Ministry! Get access to our online small groups and get notifications straight to your phone by downloading the “Newman Connect” App and searching for “Marshall Catholic Newman Center”.