There is nothing fun about Lent — dreary music, hidden artwork, somber readings, having to “give something up” — and yet writer Matthew Dugandzic looks forward to it every year. Lent, if done right, can ...
Catholic colleges and universities have reinvigorated options for students to study abroad in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic that literally shut down the world in 2020 and 2021. Hundreds of students with good grades ...
As part of Our Sunday Visitor’s series on the study-abroad programs at Catholic colleges and universities, reporter Maryann Eidemiller writes about the impact studying in Ireland had on several students from schools across the country. ...
At the University of St. Thomas in Minnesota, David Foote oversees the Catholic Studies Rome program offered to Catholic Studies majors and minors each spring semester. The university also offers programs that take place in ...
In the latest story from Our Sunday Visitor’s series on the study-abroad programs at Catholic colleges and universities, writer Maryann Eidemiller reports on St. Francis University in Loretto, Pennsylvania, which has been sending students through ...
Students who study abroad in Spain not only immerse themselves in the Spanish culture but also live out Jesuit values in a concrete way, according to Jesuit educators with international programs in that country. “The ...
As part of Our Sunday Visitor’s series on the study-abroad programs at Catholic colleges and universities, reporter Paul Senz writes about the impact studying in Mexico and South America had on several students from schools ...
We sell our faith short, and so we sell our Lent short. As Tom Hoopes explains in his Lenten reflection: “I have spent most of my life thinking of the Faith as a series of ...
None of us is immune to sickness and death. All of us will experience it ourselves, and we experience it in different ways with those around us. It would do all of us well to ...
Looking for a New Year’s resolution? How about a new dress code? In fact, there is one dress code that Christians should never ignore. It comes from St. Paul’s letter to the Colossians: “Put on ...
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