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When Rome Is Your Campus: Higher Studies in the Eternal City: Not Just for Seminarians

Studying at a university in Rome has proven to be a great experience for many American Catholics — and a challenge as well.

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by Edward Pentin, Register correspondent Tuesday, Aug 12, 2008 12:34 PM Comment
ROME: The city of Rome is vacated in August. Even the Vatican comes to a near standstill.

But come September and October, things will return to normal, and the city will see a new crop of students.

For Catholics, studying or teaching at one of the nine pontifical universities in Rome, close to the Holy Father and the tombs of the Apostles, is a priceless experience — but not without its...

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