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This spring, Jean Vanier, one of the great Catholic men of our time, was awarded the Templeton Prize. Vanier is the 86-year-old founder of L’Arche, communities for people with developmental disabilities. As

After the U.S. Supreme Court followed in the footsteps of Canada, France and Ireland and redefined marriage, what will happen to our culture? Some say: Relax, Catholics have seen others reject their

I got a frantic e-mail from one of my students. She wrote it sitting at home, in her old room. She said she could feel her old surroundings and old habits and

Call it a “choice school” and a “chosen school.” Benedictine College in Atchison, Kansas, debuted a new video and announced new scholarship initiative. “Beginning this year, National Merit Finalists will receive full-tuition

Before Super Bowl XLVII starts (yes, that’s this year’s) the NFL Channel will air a documentary spotlighting Vince Lombardi, including discussion of how his devout Catholic faith shaped him into the coach

Students from Benedictine College are back in classes today after joining hundreds of thousands of pro-life protesters in the college’s annual trip to March for Life in Washington, D.C. Each year Benedictine