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Fr. Michael Himes on Sacramentality

Click here to listen to Fr. Michael Himes discuss the sacramental principle.

Revitalizing the Catholic Intellectual Tradition on Catholic University Campuses:

Watch Charles Taylor and Fr. Robert Imbelli converse in dialogue regarding the Catholic Intellectual Tradition and its revitalization on Catholic University Campuses.

A Symposium on American Catholics: Persisting and Changing

The Symposium held on Wednesday, November 2, 2011 discussed the new trends of American Catholics among generations, across gender lines, and their levels of commitment and identity that was recently published in the National Catholic Reporter.

Featured Webcast: Agape Latte with Professor Steve Pope

Forgiveness: Why Bother?

Click here to view and listen to professor Steve Pope discuss the value of forgiveness.

Spring C21 Resources Magazine

John F. Baldovin, S.J., the guest editor of the new issue of C21 Resources entitled, “Catholics: A Sacramental People” discusses the sacraments of the Church, and how they represent the celebration of the sacramentality of life.

View the Spring 2012 issue of C21 Resources!

The Spring 2012 issue of C21 Resources, entitled "Catholics: A Sacramental People," is now available online.
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"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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Erik P. Goldschmidt, a Boston College alumnus and executive vice president of FADICA (Foundations and Donors Interested in Catholic Activities) in Washington, DC, has been named director of the Church in the 21st Century Center. BC Chronicle

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