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COMMENTARY: The gift of an education is that students have been able to recognize that the kind of mythic thinking that dominates romance and commitment today is self-defeating. I’ve seen them embrace new practices, to help develop a better culture of loving commitment.
You can date ‘intentionally’ without dating too ‘intensely.’
The College of St. Joseph the Worker, an Ohio-based Catholic college, received a $5-million grant to develop a construction company to employ students, provide job training and education opportunities, and create a pro-life public-policy research center in the northern part of the Mountain State.
It is a season to journey to Jesus and to prepare ourselves to present our gifts to him.
With a focus on both faith and practical skills, new Catholic colleges are providing an alternative to traditional liberal arts institutions.
Imagine hundreds of students kneeling to adore Christ.
This school year, the university maintains its promise as it seeks to cultivate a welcoming environment for any Jewish student who feels unsafe.
The richness of the Catholic faith can be encountered at some of the nonsectarian Christian liberal arts schools around the United States.
Being proactive about seeking a job can pay off, recent graduates and advisers report.
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