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Without a community, it's hard to live your faith. We are created to live in communion with God and others. So, when you have friends, mentors, and resources, you can not only survive your time at Duke, you can thrive.

Welcome Back Duke Alumni!

THIS YEAR'S DUKE REUNIONS ARE MARCH 28-30, 2025

We hope all Duke Catholic Center alumni join us for a special Catholic Center Alumni Breakfast on Saturday and celebrate Mass with us on Sunday. Whether you graduated recently or decades ago, your journey then and now is an integral part of the DCC of today.

DCC Alumni Weekend Events

Sign up for our Email Listserv

Our Sunday email—the DCC Weekly—is the primary way in which you can find out about events, programs, and other opportunities within the Catholic community at Duke. If you do not currently receive the DCC Weekly on Sunday mornings via our email listserv, click below.

Click here to sign up

Join a Small Group Bible Study

Small groups are a great way to grow deeper in your relationship with God and with others who share your Catholic faith!

Sometimes it’s really hard to know how to live out your faith through college on an everyday basis. During small group Bible study we explore, support, and challenge each other to grow as disciples to be the best version of ourselves.

Join here

Serve with us

This call to encounter God in service of others is central to our life of discipleship, so our service programming is open to ALL students.

Find out more on how to serve, here.

Come to a Retreat

Are you spiritually searching and not sure of God’s role in your life but want to know more? Do you feel you are at a solid place in your faith/prayer life and are just looking to dig a little deeper? You are given the time and space to step away from hectic campus life and take time to look inwardly and think about your own spiritual journey on our retreats.

Learn about upcoming retreats!

I love being surrounded by people who are dedicated Catholics because I know that they’ll understand my faith-related experiences and because they motivate me to become closer to God, even just through their enthusiasm for their faith and for the group.

Ella Gunady '23