440 S. Florence Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74104-2436
(918) 599-0204

Newman T-Shirt Design
Pick up your Newman t-shirt! There are some extras, so stop by even if you didn't pre-order one!

RCIA Classes
If you are interested in joining the Catholic Church or know someone who might be, come to RCIA classes held every Sunday at 6:00 p.m.

Go Green! Color Bulletin
Save a tree by downloading a full-color copy of this week's bulletin. Click here to get the bulletin online.

Newman  101:  All About Your Catholic Student Center
Want to learn more about the Newman Center and  what it has to offer?  Dowload a copy of our  newest publication, "Newman 101."  Designed primarily for new students, this brochure should be helpful for anyone wishing  to be more informed about the Newman Center.  Click here to download a .pdf version.

Online Rosary
Are you looking for an on-line way to recite the Rosary?  Are you looking for a way to learn the prayers of the Rosary?  Check out our new on-line rosary by clicking here. 

Information Video
A new information video about the Newman Center and its mission is now available for download in Quicktime format.  Click here.

Pauline Theology Class
For access to the podcasts, click here.

Our Patrons

Saint Philip Romolo Neri, Confessor  - was born in Florence, Italy in 1515 and died in Rome in 1595.  He was noted for his humility and humor, his popularity and his willingness to accept all people making an honest attempt to devote their lives to God, as well as his intense spirituality. He became one of the influential figures of the Counter-Reformation. While the Council of Trent reformed the Church on a doctrinal level, Philip called individual Catholics to reformed lives, including many leaders of the Church.  

Cardinal Newman said of him,"He came to the Eternal City and he sat himself down there, and his home and his family gradually grew up around him ...  reading the hearts of those who came to him, and curing their souls' maladies by the very touch of his hand...."

Venerable Cardinal John Newman - was born in London, 21 February 1801, and died Birmingham, 11 August 1890. As Vicar of St. Mary's Oxford he exerted a profound spiritual influence on the Church of England. Joining the Catholic Church in 1845 he founded Oratories of St. Philip Neri in Birmingham and London, was the first rector of the Catholic University in Dublin, and was made Cardinal by Pope Leo XIII in 1879. Through his published writings and private correspondence he created a greater understanding of the Catholic Church and its teachings, helping many persons with their religious difficulties. At his death he was praised for his unworldliness, humility, and prayerful contact with the invisible world. He was declared Venerable on 22 January 1991.

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