Tag: Memorare Monday

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

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

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

On Wednesday, February 17, the capital of Kansas held a rally for the protection and advancement of religious freedom in America. The event took place over the lunch hour in the relatively

“There is a very old idea of freedom, that freedom is not the ability to do what you want, but to be free from your own unencumbered passions,” Yuval Levin said. “That

The reason for the Memorare Army’s existence has just come before the Supreme Court. It all began with the HHS Mandate of the Obama Administration, a regulation forcing all nonprofit organizations —

Benedictine College students have started a new initiative: Every day at 3 p.m., when the Dining Hall clock strikes the hour, students will stop whatever they are doing and pray a Memorare,

Kim Davis, the Rowan County, Ky., clerk jailed for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples is at the center of a debate among Christians. The problem is that her signature

As crimes against human rights continue, it is inspiring to see someone tackling them on a big scale. Dr. Paolo Carozza has used his expertise in human rights and international law to

It’s Memorare Monday at Benedictine College’s Gregorian Institute. Today we are calling members of the Memorare Army for Religious Liberty to pray for the Little Sisters of the Poor. Commit to pray