Benedictine College and the Cross of Coronavirus
Posted September 4th, 2020
Benedictine Sister Esther Fangman calls for unity in Atchison, Kansas, to protect the flock. [Read More...]
Virtually Local: Ravens Served City in Pandemic
Posted August 14th, 2020
TRANSFORMING CULTURE: Karen Wood’s sociology students found a way to make a lasting impact on Atchison kids. [Read More...]
The Power of Inertia vs. the Return to Sunday Mass
Posted July 13th, 2020
For all its mighty power, inertia is not, ultimately, the world’s greatest force. Our free will is stronger. [Read More...]
Risk Danger to Receive Christ, Says Archbishop
Posted June 22nd, 2020
RELIGIOUS FREEDOM WEEK: Archbishop Joseph Naumann said he appreciated the criticisms he received over the lockdown of Mass during the pandemic. [Read More...]
Virtual Blessings: Ravens Honor Their Alma Mater
Posted May 29th, 2020
Benedictine College’s student a capella group, the Lemkeys, got together to cheer their fellow students up during the coronavirus pandemic. [Read More...]
Christianity First Grew Through Hope in a Pandemic
Posted May 26th, 2020
“Had classical society not been disrupted and demoralized by these catastrophes, Christianity might never have become so dominant,” writes Rodney Stark. [Read More...]
Raven Set to Join Lab Fight Against Coronavirus
Posted May 18th, 2020
President Minnis said Murphy is an exceptional student. At her new job, “I told her I give her two weeks to find the bathrooms and invent a cure,” he joked. [Read More...]
Our Lady of Fatima’s Message for 2020
Posted May 12th, 2020
The Church learned valuable lessons from the Fatima apparitions that the world needs now. [Read More...]