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Saints Gregory and Basil: Recovering the Love of Manly Christian Friendship Today Watch
I was struck by the true friendship between Gregory and Basil. It was rooted in Jesus Christ the friend. They spurred one another on to ... continue reading
New book explores: How should Americans think about religious liberty? Watch
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Discerning in, and discerning out: What happens when seminarians leave? Watch
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What people with intellectual disabilities can teach us about friendship Watch
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High school founded by former NFL star aims to make virtuous students Watch
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How a Kansas humanities program shaped a generation of Catholic leaders Watch
Almost 50 years ago, the University of Kansas established a new humanities curriculum. It lasted only about 10 years. But those 10 years ... continue reading
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