Most of the Gold Masses listed below were sponsored or co-sponsored by the Society of Catholic Scientists and its college chapters.  Most were supported in part by a grant from the John Templeton Foundation.

November 3, 2021:

Louisville (KY): Wednesday, Nov. 3, 6:00pm, in Holy Family Church (3938 Poplar Level Road, Louisville, KY 40213). The celebrant will be Archbishop Joseph Kurtz, former president of the USCCB. There will be a sandwich reception immediately following the Mass in the lower level of the adjacent Archdiocese of Louisville Pastoral Center.  At 7:30pm, Dr. Kate Bulinski will speak about what being a Catholic and a scientist means to her.  This will be followed by a panel discussion. The event will wrap up at 9:00pm.  For information phone Connie DuPlessis at (502) 585-3291. 

University of Mary (ND):  Wednesday, Nov. 3, in Our Lady of the Annunciation Chapel on the campus of the University of Mary, to be presided over by The Most Reverend David Kagan, Bishop of the Diocese of Bismarck, North Dakota.  There will be a reception with coffee and pastries following the Mass in the Harold Schafer Leadership Center, a neighboring building (11am  to noon).  Anyone who has questions can contact Travis Wolf at ttwolf@umary.edu.

November 11, 2021:

Birmingham (AL): Thursday, Nov. 11, 6:00pm, at St. Paul’s Cathedral (2120 3rd Avenue N, Birmingham, AL 35203). Bishop Steven J. Raica will be the celebrant. There will be a reception after the Mass.  For information contact pwiget@samford.edu 

November 14, 2021:

Cornell University (NY):  Sunday, Nov. 14, 10:30am, at Sage Chapel on Cornell University campus (Ho Plaza, Ithaca, NY  14853).  For information contact saj23@cornell.edu  

November 15, 2021:

Austin (TX): Monday, Nov 15, St. Mary’s Cathedral (203 East 10th Street, Austin, TX 78701). Very Rev. Daniel Liu, Rector of the Cathedral is the celebrant.  There is a reception and lecture after the Mass.  The lecturer is Prof. Robert Koons of the Philosophy Department at the University of Texas at Austin.

Benedictine University (IL):  Monday, Nov. 15, 5:00pm, in the St. Benedict Chapel on the 4th floor of Benedictine University’s Kindlon Hall. Fr. Falasiko Matovu will be the celebrant. Refreshments will be provided after Mass. A talk will follow at 6:00pm entitled “Wonder in Faith and Science.” The speaker is Dr. Chris Stoughton of Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory. All are welcome at this Mass and talk and no registration is necessary. For questions, please email Professor Matt Wiesner (mwiesner@ben.edu) or call him at (630) 829-6552.  The address of Benedictine University is 5700 College Road in Lisle, Illinois. A campus map may be found at www.ben.edu/map. This event is hosted by the Benedictine College Chapter of SCS and co-sponsored by Benedictine University Campus Ministry and the BU Center for Mission and Identity. The Gold Mass and talk will also be livestreamed via the Campus Ministry YouTube page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1lpzWWguqZq_5ZJhsXXm2A”

Delaware: Monday, Nov. 15, 7:00pm, at St. Thomas More Oratory (45 Lovett Avenue, Newark, DE 19711).  The celebrant and homilist will be Msgr. Steven P. Hurley. There will be a reception following the mass in the hall of the Oratory. For information contact tmcintire@udcatholic.org  

Detroit (MI): Monday, Nov. 15, 7:00pm, in the Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament (9844 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, Michigan 48202)  The Very Rev. J.J. Mech, rector of the cathedral will be the celebrant. The homilist will be priest who is also an engineer.  A reception for fellowship and will follow Mass.  For information contact John Hannigan at j.hannigan@wayne.edu 

Kraków (Poland): Monday, Nov. 15, 6:00 PM CEST there will be a Gold Mass (in Polish) in the Chapel of the Dominican Order Monastery. Following the Mass there will be at 7:00 PM CEST (1:00 PM US EST) there will be an online lecture (in English) "An Exceptional Universe: Thoughts from Physics for Theism." by Rev. Prof. Javier Sánchez-Cañizares.

Minneapolis-St. Paul (MN): Monday, Nov. 15, 7:00pm, at the Church of St. Mark (2001 Dayton Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55104). The Mass will be presided over by Fr. Matthew Shiremen. It will be followed by a reception. For information contact Fr. Shireman at mshireman@seasparish.org 

New York City (NY): Monday, Nov. 15, 7:00pm, at the Church of St. Vincent Ferrer (869 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10065). The Gold Mass will be celebrated according the Dominican Rite (the Dominican version of the old Latin Mass), and Fr. Nicanor Austriaco, O.P., will be the preacher. For information contact parish@svsc.info

Seton Hall University (NJ): Monday, Nov 15, 12 Noon, in the University Chapel. The main celebrant will be Rev. Brian K. Muzás, Ph.D.  Lunch at 12:30pm in SC 108.  Please RSVP joseph.laracy@shu.edu 

Toruń (Poland): Monday, Nov. 15, 6:00 PM CEST there will be a Gold Mass (in Polish) in the Chapel of the Faculty of Theology, Nicolaus Copernicus University. Following the Mass there will be at 7:00 PM CEST (1:00 PM US EST) an online lecture (in English) "An Exceptional Universe: Thoughts from Physics for Theism." by Rev. Prof. Javier Sánchez-Cañizares (Zoom link to be announced here before the time of the talk).

University of Notre Dame (IN): Monday, Nov 15, 5:15pm, Basilica of the Sacred Heart. The celebrant and homilist will be Fr. Terrence Ehrman, C.S.C.  There will be a reception at 6:15pm (tentative time) in the Jordan Hall Galleria. After the reception, there will be a lecture in the Jordan Hall Auditorium (tentative time 7:15pm) by Prof. Phillip Sloan of Univ. of Notre Dame entitled "Technoscience and Human Transcendence: Interfacing Biotechnology and Catholic Faith." If you have questions contact ehrman.6@nd.edu 

November 16, 2021:

Benedictine College, Kansas City area (KS): Tuesday, Nov. 16, 5:30pm in St. Benedict’s Abbey Church (1020 N 2nd Street, Atchison, KS 66002). The celebrant is Msgr. Stuart Swetland, president of Donnelly College. There will be a reception later in the evening at Westerman Hall Auditorium from 8 – 11pm with a talk by Prof. Matthew Ramage of Benedictine College.  For more information contact cshingledecker@benedictine.edu  

November 19, 2021:

Vancouver (BC, Canada): Friday, Nov 19, 5:30pm, in St. Mark's Parish at University of British Columbia (5935 Iona Drive, Vancouver, BC).  For further information contact geoffwoollard@gmail.com 

November 20, 2021: 

Philadelphia (PA): Saturday, Nov. 20, 12:15pm, in St. Agatha and St. James Church (3728 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104). This is associated with a day-long program on faith and science for advanced high-school students called the “Young Catholic Leaders Initiative” sponsored by the Collegium Institute. The program has lectures, breakout seminars, film workshops and panel discussions with leading Catholic Scientists. For information about this, see https://www.collegiuminstitute.org/calendar/reconciling-science-religion-high-school

January 21, 2022:

Toronto (ON, Canada): Friday, Jan 21, Postponed.  Information will be posted here when available

January 26, 2022

Latrobe (PA):  Wednesday, Jan 25, 5:00pm, in St. Vincent Archabbey Basilica (300 Fraser Purchase Road, Latrobe, PA 15650)  For information contact daniel.vandenberk@stvincent.edu 

January 28, 2022: 

Texas A&M (TX): Friday, Jan. 28, 5:30pm, in St. Mary's Catholic Center on the campus of Texas A&M (603 Church Avenue, College Station, TX 77840). The celebrant is Fr. Will Stratton.  After Mass there is a reception and dinner in St. Mary's John Paul II Event Center. Because of an after-dinner lecture, seating at the dinner is limited, so RSPP at https://tamu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9sfjHPeuSacCdcG  For more information contact jessica_lennerton@reslife.tamu.edu 

Feb 3, 2022:

Catholic University, DC/VA/MD: Thursday, Feb 3, 5:10pm in Caldwell Chapel in Caldwell Hall on the campus of Catholic University of America.  A light reception to follow.  Members of SCS can RSVP to Chris Raub at raubc@cua.eu 

April 28, 2022:

Madison (WI): Thurs, April 28, 5:30pm at Holy Redeemer Church (128 West Johnson Street Madison, Wisconsin).  Immediately, after Mass there will be a dinner and lecture in the church dining hall (downstairs, next to the Perpetual Adoration Chapel.  The lecture will be by Prof. Cory Hayes of St. Joseph Seminary College in Covington, LA, and will be entitled "Unity without Uniformity: The Scientific Vocation from a Theologian's Point of View".  More information can be found at http://scsmadisonwisconsin.org/