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@BCSTM Continuing Ed. On-campus events, Crossroads, and Encore archive.
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Joined February 2017
RT @BostonCollege: .@BosColTheology Professor Kristin E. Heyer discusses Catholic teaching on immigration enforcement efforts with @America…
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RT @BCBookmarks: New book alert: Co-author @JosMoonsSJ is the Cavalieri Visiting Jesuit Professor at @BostonCollege's Clough School of Theo…
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RT @BostonCollege: The McMullen Museum of Art's new exhibition showcases art, science, and innovation in the Islamic world. It opens on Sun…
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RT @LeMeTellUSumtin: “The soul is at times so inebriated and so absorbed, that it seems to be utterly beside itself.” St. Teresa Avila 🍻 ht…
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RT @BostonCollege: In a new leadership course, BC seniors will retrace the journey of Saint Ignatius, founder of the Jesuit order. https://…
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RT @BostonCollege: Construction has begun on a Catholic Religious Archives facility that connects to the Theology and Ministry Library on B…
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RT @BostonCollege: On Wednesday, @BCLowellHS and @BosColTheology welcome professor and author Graham Ward to the Heights for the annual Can…
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RT @TheChurchInAsia: A painting by Shim Soon-hwa Catherine of Saint Joseph and Christ dressed in traditional Korean clothing. https://t.co/…
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@BostonCollege @bcstm @BosColTheology @BCBookmarks The unedited YouTube livestream will be available for a short time here
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RT @BostonCollege: The newest installment of a series featuring homilies offered by Catholic women from around the world includes many affi…
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RT @TheChurchInAsia: This fragment of an Edo period folding painting depicts the arrival of Jesuits in Japan. The section is part of a broa…
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Fr. Ken Himes, OFM points to historic examples that social change is possible and calls for hope through the vision and engagement of communities of faith. Learn more in a course "Catholic Social Teaching" starting Feb. 5th
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@RichRaho Pope Francis is absolutely calling for repentance: repentance from clericalism, repentance from exploiting people for greed, from indifference to the poor, from dehumanizing immigrants, from ignoring those on the margins, from placing theological abstractions over human lives
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RT @BCBookmarks: On Jan. 30, @bcstm will host a book celebration/panel discussion on 'Catholic Women Preach,' which features homilies offer…
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Prof. Neto Valiente shows how Romero's understanding of the Church developed, such that the Church, like Christ is present in material realities of people's lives. Learn more about Catholic Social Teaching online starting Feb. 5th
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Fr. James Keenan, S.J. shares a view the scriptural sources for Christian ethics in the early Church and the mandate for kinship and community. Learn more in the Crossroads course online "Catholic Social Teaching" starting Feb. 5th
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Fr. Keenan outlines part of the history of Christian life in ancient cities, and how their ethics promoted well-being in difficult conditions. Learn more about Catholic Social Teaching checkout our coming Crossroads course online
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A program designed to offer insights on hosting a bereavement program to offer grievers a safe outlet for managing their grief that is readily accessible and easily saved. Register or find more information here:
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When the discourse has been swallowed up by politics, it is important to recover precisely what the New Testament means by "freedom." For more New Testament study online check out Unsung Scriptures starting Jan. 22nd
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