Franciscan Center for Service & Advocacy at Siena College

04/18/2026

The world needs more Saints and we answer the call Shoutout to

04/18/2026

Siena students serve the 518

04/10/2025

04/10/2025

Please feel free to stop by tonight if you want to hear some great stories 📚🎙️

04/04/2025

If you love ❤️ to help people 👨‍👨‍👧‍👦and want to find a community who loves to do the same keep your 👀 open for all the events that are soon to come next semester.

03/28/2025

If you’re looking for a bit of a Sunday reset and some relaxation😌,we have an ideal solution for you. This Sunday @ 3 PM , stop by the chapel for some lovely tunes 🎼🎤 and a sweet treat right after🍦. This is the perfect way to relax , recover, and reset. Come by and join us if you feel that this sounds like the perfect 👌 🎶🍦treat for you 😊.

03/21/2025

Attention all ladies and gentlemen! The Women’s Center will be hosting its annual Women Own Business Fair this coming Sunday🎉. Over 30 vendors will be there, each offering a unique selection of goods ranging from jewelry to cosmetics and beyond. The possibilities for discovery and interaction are practically limitless. Stop by the shop, take a deep breath, and indulge in some retail therapy 🛍️; I think we could all use it.😊

03/21/2025

Please join us for some fun upcoming events!

03/18/2025

Don’t miss out on this opportunity! Above is the QR code to sign up and help out.

03/18/2025

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! We hope everyone is feeling lucky 🍀 and blessed 😇 today and that you all are finding pots of gold and joy.

Although we love all the fun that St. Patrick’s Day brings, such as wearing your green outfits and celebrating with friends and family, we wanted to share a bit of the history behind this lovely holiday.

Who is St. Patrick❔❔❔🤨

St. Patrick was born in Roman Britain. At the age of 16, someone kidnapped him and transported him to Ireland, where he lived as a slave for six years. He faced numerous challenges during those years, which strengthened and reaffirmed his faith. Years later, he escaped and went home, but he decided to return to Ireland to share his experience and religion of Christianity with the Irish people. His message of resilience and strength in his faith helped to convert thousands of people.

Fun fact 🌈

While explaining the Holy Trinity to the Irish, he used a shamrock with three leaves to represent the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. The shamrock is still widely used in modern celebrations as an emblem of Ireland. ☘️

Celebration date 🗓️

We celebrate 🎉 on March seventeenth because it is believed that this is the day he had passed. This is our way of remembering him and celebrating Irish heritage.

We hope you all learned something new from this and share this information while you’re off celebrating today. Don’t forget to take a moment to celebrate the rich history behind today.