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Slideshow, Podcast: Monks and Students Journey for Life

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Posted January 27, 2012 by Benedictine College

The Canterbury Tales told of a pilgrimage that brought a group together ... Benedictine College monks and students describe how the March for Life does the same thing today.

In the long drive from Kansas to Wasington, D.C., monks taught students how to pray the liturgy of the hours ... and how to play cribbage. They also shared their stories about how they were moved to stand up for life.

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An heir to St. Gregory's legacy, Benedictine College in Atchison, Kansas, hopes to pass into American culture the enduring wisdom of our civilization's roots.

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