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God's Love

Fr. Michael Himes , professor of theology at Boston College, is the guest editor of the upcoming C21 Resources magazine, "Living Catholicism: Roles and Relationships for a Contemporary World," due out in September 2013.  Taste and see Fr. Himes as he talks about God's love for us.

Summer is Wedding Season: Why Get Married in the Catholic Church?

Listen to a spirited discussion about the sacrament of marriage led by Fr. Terry Devino, S.J. with three married couples.

Accompaniment: Liberation Theology, Solidarity and a Life of Service

Listen to a conversation with Paul Farmer and Professor Roberto Goizueta on Farmer's vision for healthcare and the preferential option for the poor.

A Student's Reflection

Spending time with Augustine’s Confessions, Dante’s Divine Comedy, and Teilhard de Chardin’s The Divine Milieu in my studies at Boston College, I have come to appreciate how deeply they have impacted my relationship with God and my interactions with others. Read Katherine Martin's article...

Agape Latte: Espresso Your Faith with Coach Addazio

Listen to BC Football Coach, Steve Addazio share his passion for life and love for his Catholic faith.

Vision for the Spring Issue

Fr. Robert Imbelli, guest editor of the new C21 Resources magazine. For more resources...

C21 Resources Spring 2013 Issue

View the Spring 2013 issue, "Exploring the Catholic Intellectual Tradition."
(ISSUU Format) (PDF Format)

"The Catholic Intellectual Tradition" Publication

The C21 Center has published "The Catholic Intellectual Tradition: A Conversation at Boston College," to encourage faculty, students, and thinking people everywhere to consider the gift of the Catholic tradition and to enter actively into the conversation. (PDF format) (ISSUU format)

For further reading on the Catholic Intellectual Tradition, please click here.



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(In appreciation to Curt Miller who suggested this wonderful resource)

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