Posts by Eileen Wittig

For the last class of the year, the Gregorian Fellows’ leadership class traveled to the Kansas City Chiefs’ Arrowhead Stadium, where they toured everything from the ninth-story press box to the underground

From a regional coffee company to a major international player, Green Mountain Coffee has erupted into the global marketplace thanks to its past president and CEO, Larry Blanford. A lifelong Catholic, Blanford recently

A 1977 graduate of Benedictine College, Carolyn Watley is the president of CBIZ Benefits and Insurance in Kansas City, where she has been working for 30 years – ever since she graduated

Beginning in 2012, Benedictine College in Atchison, Kan., has hosted a symposium on the New Evangelization each spring. As nature rejuvenates, speakers, guests, and Benedictine College religious, faculty, staff, and students all

Colonel Bradley Hoagland is the Commander of the 11th Wing and Joint Base Andrews, Md. He is in charge of 17,000 personnel at the base, and he is the first to greet

March was a big month for religion – Lent, Holy Week, Easter, religious bombings. But things have been happening in state-level legislature as well: More than a dozen states have seen some

Jim Ferrell has served as the Chairman of the Board of Directors of Ferrellgas – grown from a private company to the United States’ second-largest propane retailer – since 1965, when he

The medievalist Michael Drout, Prentice Professor of English and Former Chair of the Department of English at Wheaton College, came to Benedictine College recently to talk with students and faculty about the

As the world continues to debate and fight against ISIS, the Memorare Army for Religious Freedom at Benedictine College is asking for continued prayers for the Christians, Yezidis, and Shias who are constantly

When Jesus appeared to St. Faustina, he asked that a novena be prayed to him every year asking for his divine mercy. While you can of course pray the novena at any