Making College Sacramental
Marty Dybicz
August 27, AD2019
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This column is addressed to college students, although older people might find it helpful too. Not only is it for those who are about to
How to Be a Successful College Graduate
Sarah Greydanus
June 25, AD2017
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This piece is not what you might think. I’m not going to tell you how to get your dream job, climb the corporate ladder, navigate
A Catholic Often Gets the Short End of the Stick on Both Sides of Academia
Fr. Matthew Schneider, LC
June 7, AD2017
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Paul Griffiths is an expert on Catholic thought, holding the Warren Professor of Catholic thought at Duke Divinity School but this past month he was
14 Ways to Help Your Child Maintain Catholic Faith in College
Kerri Lynn Bishop
August 30, AD2015
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No doubt college is an exciting and dangerous time, a time of independence mixed with heavy doses of temptation, but that doesn’t mean it can’t also be a
Threats to Catholicism on College Campuses
Kerri Lynn Bishop
August 29, AD2015
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I was angry, but not as angry as I should have been. I was kind of curious, too: What would she say? How could the speaker justify
Benefits of Being Catholic at a Nondenominational University
Anna Rose Meeds
May 7, AD2014
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\”You are looking into that school?\” Many of my parents\’ friends looked at me with narrowed eyes. \”Every student has to take 20 credits of
