Posts by Benedictine College

 A Benedictine ‘Raven’ soccer missionary. If the Gregorian Institute promotes Catholic identity in public life, a new Benedictine College initiative promotes the number of places to keep your Catholic identity in. On

by VAUGHN KOHLER Our college’s founding monks first built a beautiful church. Growing up an evangelical Protestant, I always heard people say, “the church is not a building.” True enough: the Church

 By Dr. Jamie Blosser Origen (185-254) I have been asked to ponder the question of what advice might be given by the Fathers of the Church to our present challenge, i.e. to

Archbishop John Carroll (1735-1815), Baltimore, friend of George Washington, founder of Georgetown, he set the stage for America to be open to Catholicism and vice versa. Bishop John Hughes (1797-1864), New York.

Benedictine College President Stephen D. Minnis Remarks given by Benedictine College President Stephen D. Minnis at Notre Dame Center for Ethics and Culture November 11, 2011 Thank you so much asking me

 Curtis Martin also met with Gregorian Fellows in a special session. By Curtis Martin, who founded the Fellowship for Catholic Scholars (FOCUS) on Benedictine College’s campus, gave Benedictine College students their marching

On the eve of the U.S. Bishops’ November meeting, Benedictine College has presented its archbishop with a document highlighting the way Catholic identity can reinvigorate a college. In January, the U.S. Conference

By Father Brendan Rolling, OSB, Benedictine College Minister Our Sunday Visitor, April 24, 2011 Among the questions I most often get asked about Benedictine College are about our mission trips. We are

To celebrate Catholic identity in public life, the Catholic Hall of Fame presents Proudly Catholic Movies. What movie makes you proud to be Catholic? Tell us your favorites. Movies on the list

Use the Memorare prayer to approach Jesus through Mary.