Tag: Catholic identity in public life

The Knights of Columbus national office produced a video about our yearly football battle.

Church teaching was defended in the national media this summer and Benedictine College helped.

I will be forever grateful for the knock I heard on my dorm-room door in the fall of 1987.

Without consciously thinking about it, the stories that we tell ourselves shape what we hear in the pews.

In media and in real life, our use of these three responses in social engagement can almost always predict the outcome.

“I was not only baptized in the Church, but I was confirmed, and I stand before you today as Michael Richard Christopher Pence,” he said.

“We are excited to see Jace on campus next year,” said President Stephen D. Minnis. “Her essay suggests that she will feel right at home here,”

On May 12, 2017, Benedictine College honored Shane Rapp with the Young Alumni Award, given to graduates under 35. Rapp is the principal of St. James Academy high school in Lenexa, Kansas.

Benedictine College’s leadership program bid farewell to an impressive 2017 class April 23 — and gave them marching orders to change the world. The Gregorian Fellows’ Senior Banquet celebrated the success students

Mother Teresa’s answer to a culture that lost its way: “If we are contemplatives in the heart of the world with all its problems, these problems can never discourage us.”