The Emmaus Center at St. Norbert College offers you a variety of wonderful ways to deepen your faith and explore spiritual questions.
Trip Leaders and participants grow through hands-on education, service, and reflection to become engaged citizens who strengthen communities by committing to social justice.
Agape Latte is a coffeehouse speaker series for students that features personal stories, delivered by faculty and staff members to share lessons about the intersection of faith and everyday life.
The Emmaus Center student staff members keep our work rooted in the lives of students throughout campus.

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Spiritual Connections
	Erica Southworth Assistant Professor of Teacher Education Location: Boyle Hall Room: 216 Campus phone: 920-403-3203 Email:erica.southworth@snc.edu "Although raised as a liberal Catholic, my spiritual and research paths during my undergraduate and graduate years led me to Paganism. As a Pagan, I give equitable reverence to the sacred feminine and masculine elements found both within myself and in the world around me. I do not belong to an established organization in my personal practice since paganism is highly individualistic. Rather, I practice beliefs that promote internal balance, positive energy flow, gender and ethnic equity, and the appreciation of our natural world by implementing Earth-friendly practices. I welcome further discussions with anyone on campus or in the community who has questions and/or who would like to know more about this spiritual path."

Spiritual Connections

Erica Southworth
Assistant Professor of Teacher Education

Location: Boyle Hall
Room: 216
Campus phone: 920-403-3203
Email:erica.southworth@snc.edu

"Although raised as a liberal Catholic, my spiritual and research paths during my undergraduate and graduate years led me to Paganism. As a Pagan, I give equitable reverence to the sacred feminine and masculine elements found both within myself and in the world around me. I do not belong to an established organization in my personal practice since paganism is highly individualistic. Rather, I practice beliefs that promote internal balance, positive energy flow, gender and ethnic equity, and the appreciation of our natural world by implementing Earth-friendly practices. I welcome further discussions with anyone on campus or in the community who has questions and/or who would like to know more about this spiritual path."

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