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Cultivating preschool virtues: an open letter to the student body
I was, frankly, mostly amused a few weeks ago when I heard that there are a few fire pits hidden in the woods past the old golf course on campus. “Kids will be kids,” I thought, and though it seemed slightly dangerous to have open fires in the woods, I didn’t think much about it. […]
Women’s panel answers questions about vocational calling
Photo by Elena Mirus Jen Hantz Staff Writer A panel of ladies lined the front of the Gentile Gallery while young female students filled the tables at “Beauty and the present moment: Your future vocation and singlehood” event Thursday at 9 p.m., intended to teach students how to live out their singlehood while awaiting their […]
Sister encourages glorification of God through love of body, advocates self-acceptance
Theresa Balick Staff Writer A religious sister explained how to use the body and its gifts to glorify God in a talk Sunday to students who pushed the Gentile Gallery’s restricted capacity to its limit. Sister Consolata Crews, FSGM, who works for the Office of Evangelization in the Diocese of Springfield, gave a talk on […]
One-of-a-kind sister joins main campus family
RACHEL MILLER CATHOLIC VALUES COLUMNIST “I auditioned to become the Baltimore Oriole Bird, but God had other plans,” said one of the four finalists for this mascot position. “Obviously it wasn’t God’s fulfillment for me. It just didn’t fly.” Sports enthusiast, gymnastics teacher, skilled dancer, traveler: at first glance, who would suspect that these words […]