How to Have a Great Experience at a Notre Dame Football Game

Attending a Notre Dame football game is a memorable experience, filled with tradition, excitement, and community spirit. Here are some tips to ensure you have a fantastic time:

If you only do one thing, head to http://experience.nd.edu and download the Football Gameday guide from the Football Gameday Weekends tab.

Look for the game you’re going to attend and download the weekend guide for your gameday…

When you do you’ll get something like this:

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Priceless! Here are some other thoughts…

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Pray Like a Champion Today: Sacred Stories from the Sidelines of Notre Dame Football

Review of Pray Like a Champion Today

Pray Like a Champion Today by Fr. Nate Wills offers readers an inspiring and practical guide to enriching their prayer lives. With engaging stories and clear strategies, it not only encourages consistent prayer but also fosters a deeper relationship with God. This book is filled with encouragement, making it perfect for anyone looking to enhance their spiritual journey. Its uplifting message resonates especially for fans of Notre Dame, highlighting the pivotal role prayer plays in the lives of those who aspire to live with purpose and faith. Truly, everyone who loves God and Notre Dame owes it to themselves to read this book!

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The Extraordinary Life of Sister Madeleva Wolff

Barbara Allison talks with Tess Hayes about Sister Madeleva Wolff. She says “When I joined the Saint Mary’s College community, I was familiar with the name Madeleva as a campus building and a street name. I didn’t know Sister Madeleva Wolff, the college president, poet, medieval scholar, educator, leader, and Renaissance woman. She is known and remembered by the area Catholic community and tri-campus communities. And if you don’t know this remarkable woman, you should.”

Go to the source to read the entire article: Michiana Chronicles: The Extraordinary Life of Sister Madeleva Wolff

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An Incomplete History of St. Joseph County, Indiana

An Incomplete History of St. Joseph County, Indiana explores the rich and intricate past of St. Joseph County, weaving together stories, events, and notable figures that have shaped the region. The narrative offers insights into the social, cultural, and economic developments over the years, showcasing the diverse experiences of its residents. Through a blend of historical accounts and engaging anecdotes, the book highlights the unique identity of St. Joseph County, making it a valuable resource for history enthusiasts and those interested in the local heritage.

Bonus book recommendation…

Ride the Jackrabbit is a captivating exploration of the Michiana region, delving into its unique history, culture, and folklore. This engaging narrative uncovers the tales of the area through the lens of local characters and events that have left a lasting imprint on the community. With a blend of humor and heartfelt storytelling, the book offers readers a window into the heart of Michiana, highlighting the quirks and charm that define its landscape. Whether you’re a resident or a visitor, the stories within Ride the Jackrabbit provide a rich tapestry of the region’s identity, making it a delightful read for anyone interested in the local lore and history.

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A Response For Riley Leonard

This message from Riley Leonard to his Notre Dame family is worth keeping. On December 18 he posted:

“We’re done being afraid of anything — I know that much about this team. I know that, win or lose, we’re going to do it our way: We’re going to dare greatly.” Go to the source to read the entire post but you might need to get a box of Kleenex first: A Message For My Notre Dame Family | By Riley Leonard

A scant 133 days ago, after the loss to Northern Illinois some of his ‘Notre Dame family’ would have gladly put his head on a spike right next to Marcus Freeman’s in the middle of the God quad and yet he kept his head while everyone else was losing theirs. Rudyard Kipling could have been thinking of Riley when he authored his immortal poem “If”…

If you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs and blaming it on you,

If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you, but make allowance for their doubting too;

If you can wait and not be tired by waiting, or being lied about, don’t deal in lies,

Or being hated, don’t give way to hating, And yet don’t look too good, nor talk too wise…

Yours is the Earth and everything that’s in it, And – which is more – you’ll be a Man, my son!”

Source: Quote by Rudyard Kipling: “If you can keep your head when all about you A…”

No matter what happens Monday — even if an errant throw costs us the game — Riley Leonard will go down in my mind as one of the greatest quarterbacks in Notre Dame history not because of his arm or his legs, but because of his heart, his head, and his character. He is the spirit of Notre Dame!

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Jimmy Carter at Notre Dame

“Due to playing the role of Notre Dame football star George Gipp in the film Knute Rockne, All-American—and subsequently adopting the nickname “Gipper”—Ronald Reagan may be the US president most publicly associated with the University of Notre Dame. But it actually was Jimmy Carter among American chief executives who had the closest relationship with the University.Notre Dame’s relationship with Carter began in the summer of 1976. Soon after accepting the Democratic Party’s nomination for president, Carter called Rev. Theodore Hesburgh, C.S.C., late one evening seeking advice. Father Hesburgh offered advice on a variety of issues. Carter appreciated the insight, gave the priest/president his home phone number in Plains, Georgia, and asked for any recommendations he might have for people to serve in his administration if he were to win the election.” Source: Jimmy Carter at Notre Dame

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