Christendom College Provides a Space to Encounter God Through Beauty in New Christ the King Chapel
The edifice is the realization of a decades-long vision to convey the truths of the faith in art and architecture.
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‘Space Acknowledges the Presence of Christ’: The Story Behind the Transformation of Thomas Aquinas College’s Chapel Dedicated to Our Mother
Our Mother of Perpetual Help Chapel is located on the New England campus in Northfield, Massachusetts.
Encountering the Eucharist: How Colleges Around the Country Are Responding to the Eucharistic Revival
With hearts set aflame for the Eucharistic Lord, students adore Christ on campus.
Follow in the Footsteps of St. Robert Bellarmine: Scholarships for Scholars
The Bellarmine Fund was established to help students seeking to attend Catholic universities.
Homeschool Athletes Are Finding a Home at Ave Maria University
Ave currently has, not one or two, but 64 homeschool athletes on scholarship.
Some Colleges Are Pro-Life Year-Round
Defending the unborn isn’t just a casual activity for students at these Catholic colleges
Beacons of Truth in Higher Education (Season 2 — Ep. 4)
What happens when your children go off to college? Who is helping them defend the truth and grow in faith?
Will the NCAA Force Out Catholic Colleges?
A proposed change to the NCAA constitution would force member schools to embrace an agenda of ‘gender equity, diversity and inclusion’ as a condition of membership
Fewer High-Schoolers Want to Go to College — but Not Every College Is in Decline
What can other schools learn from the success of institutions like Wyoming Catholic College, Belmont Abbey College and Thomas Aquinas College?
