The rich legacy of the Spiritan tradition lies at the very heart of Duquesne University and forms its guiding principles and practical ethos.

The Center for Spiritan Studies, inaugurated in September 2005, is a new collaboration between the Congregation of the Holy Spirit and Duquesne University that promotes research into Spiritan history, tradition and spirituality.

The purpose of the Center is to foster creative fidelity to the Spiritan charism in the contemporary world, through a partnership between professed Spiritans, Spiritan Lay Associates and their collaborators. Goals & Objectives »

Spiritan Feast Day

The Feast Day of Blessed Daniel Brottier, C.S.Sp. Spiritans is Feb. 28. In anticipation of the occasion, Vespers will be held on Friday, February 27 at 4:30 p.m. in the Trinity Hall Chapel.

Brottier served as a missionary to West Africa and was a much decorated French Army chaplain. However, he is best remembered as the founder of the Auteuil Orphanages of France, which is now a world-wide network of homes for troubled youth.

Learn more about Fr. Brottier

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