Franciscan University Celebrates Newly Renovated Christ the King Chapel
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Franciscan University Extends Offer of Safe Haven to Jewish Students
This school year, the university maintains its promise as it seeks to cultivate a welcoming environment for any Jewish student who feels unsafe.
Franciscan University Launches Video Series to Address ‘Woke’ Culture
Franciscan plans to release three episodes of the series per year.
College Students Spread Mystical Rose Devotion: ‘Live by Love’
‘We strive to be like Our Lady together.’
Vatican Appoints New Administrator of Steubenville Diocese Amid Possible Merger
Bishop Bradley had retired from the bishopric in Kalamazoo last July before being appointed by the Pope as apostolic administrator of Steubenville on Sept. 28.
Mary Rice Hasson Named Visiting Fellow for Franciscan University’s Veritas Center
Hasson co-founded and directs the Person and Identity Project, an organization that helps parents, churches, and teachers navigate gender ideology issues.
My Father’s Father: Looking Into the Depth of God’s Love For You
COMMENTARY: Everyone has an earthly father, and that relationship, especially in light of Jesus revealing God as Father, is worth exploring
Resurrecting Catholic Higher Education
COMMENTARY: It seems like the path to Catholic and liberal arts education is to hunker down at high-quality but tiny colleges.
Catholics Against Antisemitism: Now More Than Ever
COMMENTARY: The timing of this week’s conference, once seemingly accidental, is more urgent than ever, for three reasons.
The Theology of Pilgrimage — Our Path Home to Heaven
COMMENTARY: There is something transformative about venturing out, away from the comfort of your home, to intentionally seek the Lord and encounter him anew.
