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On Oct. 2, Franciscan University’s cross country team headed to Louisville, Kentucky, for the Louisville…
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Latinos for Christ Hosts Hispanic Heritage Fiesta
Latinos for Christ welcomed all students to their Hispanic Heritage Month Kick-Off Party on Sept. 19. The party was held in the J.C. Pavilion from 6 to 10 p.m. About 100 students came by to check out the party. The party was hosted by the Latinos for Christ Club. This club promotes the blend of […]
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St. Jerome Fellowship Offers Bible Study and Free Clear Creek
Every Friday from 11 a.m. to noon, students gather in the J.C. Fireside Lounge to study the Word of God. Led by Gareth Cassidy, a doctorate of philosophy student in biblical theology, the St. Jerome Fellowship is a Bible study open to everyone seeking to deepen their relationship with God. This semester, the Fellowship is […]
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Jake Khym Speaks on the Forgotten Love of Self
When thinking about relationships, many people forget a very important one: the relationship with oneself. Jake Khym, dean of human and spiritual formation, gave a talk titled “Human & Spiritual Formation Part 3: Self.” The talk was a part of his ongoing series “Relationship: The Art of Love.” About 50-75 students attended the talk, […]
Patron Saints of Communication: St. Maximilian Kolbe
Many parts of St. Maximilian Kolbe’s life, such as his martyrdom in Auschwitz, are widely known. While these events are important to his story, other sides of Kolbe are often glossed over. One example is Kolbe’s mission of journalism. After becoming a priest, Kolbe founded newspapers to spread Marian devotion. Kolbe founded and edited […]
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A Day in the Life of a Franny Guardian Angel
Jezreel, a guardian angel with zero regard for minding his own business, flew across the caf to the front of the lunch line. There, he spotted a fellow angel. “Kemuel, what are you doing?” Jezreel gasped. Kemuel, who was sitting on the counter with his arms folded, snapped, “I’m watching my human, Jezreel.” “No, […]
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Dostoyevsky in the Newest ‘Spider-Man’ Movie
Have you read “The Brothers Karamazov” by Fyodor Dostoyevsky or watched the newest Spider-Man movie, “Spider-Man: Brand New Day”? Somehow, over the span of 146 years, these two stories connect in a marvelous way. Forewarning: this article contains spoilers for both the book and the movie! “The Brothers Karamazov,” a deeply philosophical work about brothers […]
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Elsa Kulakowski (freshman, criminal justice) Peter Mausolf (junior, humanities and Catholic culture) Glenda Calderon (freshman, clinical psychology) Trevor Ballard (junior, communication arts in digital broadcasting) Photo credit: Marianna Herrera