Newman Center returns Catholic presence to Maryville University

Submitted on December 12, 2012
By Barbara Watkins | bwatkins@archstl.org
Father Richard Heman, facilitator of the Newman Center at Maryville University, talked with Stephen DiSalvo, Maryville director of campus ministry and community service.
Father Richard Heman, facilitator of the Newman Center at Maryville University, talked with Stephen DiSalvo, Maryville director of campus ministry and community service.
LISA JOHNSTON | lisajohnston@archstl.org
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One of the newest Newman Centers in the St. Louis Archdiocese is at Maryville University, providing a Catholic presence at a school rich in Catholic tradition. The center will celebrate its first anniversary in January 2013. Father Richard Heman, a retired archdiocesan priest, celebrates Mass at 7:30 p.m. Sundays in the university's Charles M. Huttig Memorial Chapel and provides what he describes as a "peripatetic presence" on campus.

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