Supporting Your Future Priests

Ordination

Bishop Rice
Soccer
Gerber Ordination

Fr. Anthony Gerber

Basketball
Pieper Award
Clark Philipp
Seminarians at 2011 Convivium
Pro-Life March 2012
Shaughnessy Diaconal
Fallon Reading Gospel

 

God continues to bless our Church with talented men of faith to lead us in love, to nourish us by His word and to renew the Church with His Sacraments. We turn to priests during the most significant times of our lives. At weddings, baptisms, anointing of the sick, funerals, and countless other moments of grace, our priests are there to guide us.

For more than 100 years, young men have discerned their call to the priesthood at Kenrick-Glennon Seminary.  We invite you to join us in support of our future priests. Each and every gift is greatly appreciated by our seminarians and by the many people who will benefit from the ministry of the future priests who are currently being formed at the Seminary. We humbly thank all those who support our Seminary community.

Please prayerfully consider making a gift online today.

For more information about the many ways you can support Kenrick-Glennon Seminary, please contact Kate Guyol in the Development Office at 314-792-7435 or guyol@kenrick.edu.

Annual Support

Your gifts in support of the annual operations of the Seminary make an important difference in the daily lives of our future priests - days filled with reflection, study, prayer, and growth. Unrestricted gifts may be used for current educational and formational activities. If you have been especially blessed this year, you may wish to become a member of the Kenrick-Glennon Society with a commitment of $100 or more. Gifts of any amount are greatly appreciated.

Planned Giving

Are you interested in leaving a legacy that supports our future priests? You can ensure that your commitment to the priesthood is shared and realized long into the future by making a planned gift to Kenrick-Glennon Seminary. Planned gifts include bequests, charitable gift annuities, gifts of stock or real estate, and more.

Convivium Dinner Auction

Each November, the Seminary welcomes family and friends to the Convivium Dinner Auction. Convivium is an opportunity for us to grow in faith and fellowship while supporting our future priests. Please join us on November 3rd for this special event.

Endowment

The Kenrick-Glennon Seminary General Endowment provides unrestricted monetary support for annual operations to ensure the quality of priestly formation at the Seminary. Additionally, several endowments have been created to address specific needs.

The Peter Richard Kenrick Chair of Pastoral Theology supports the annual Peter Richard Kenrick Lecture.

The Justin Cardinal Rigali Chair of Sacred Liturgy Endowment supports in the training and formation of seminarians so that, once ordained, they may promote the dignity, beauty and sound discipline of the Sacred Liturgy.  

The Raymond Leo Cardinal Burke Chair of Canon Law Endowment supports the study, training and formation of seminarians so that, once ordained, they may be prepared in their knowledge of Catholic Truth and Upholding Catholic Rights.

The Timothy Michael Cardinal Dolan Chair of Church History Endowment which supports the study of Church History so our future priests are prepared in their knowledge of the history and tradition of the Universal Church.

 Faith for the Future

Faith for the Future, the first capital campaign in the history of Kenrick-Glennon Seminary, was launched to improve the quality of education and living accommodations for the next generation of seminarians. Donors to the campaign have enabled the Seminary to address infrastructure concerns and building enhancements at our home in Shrewsbury and significantly increase the endowment to support the operational needs of the Seminary. 

Matching Gifts

Does your company have a matching gift program? Pursuing a matching gift is an easy way to maximize your donation to the Seminary. Simply submit a matching gift form from your employer and send it to Kenrick-Glennon Seminary with your contribution.