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Tim Muldoon (Ph.D. Catholic Systematic Theology, Duquesne University) edits the journal Integritas: Advancing the Mission of Catholic Higher Education (bc.edu/integritas), a publication of the Boston College Roundtable, hosted by the Division of University Mission and Ministry. A theologian and author of many books, he has taught for over 15 years in the Western cultural tradition, Ignatian spirituality, and Catholic theology. He currently teaches a course in the Capstone program at Boston College, "Desire and Discernment."

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Transcendence

I place before you two quotes: one from a Columbia scholar who... read more


Pluralism or catholicity?

Nicholas Kristof reflects intelligently on the problems faced by campuses like the University... read more


The long view

 I am reading a fine collection of essays entitled Christianity and the... read more


In loco parentis

Xavier University of Louisiana produces more black medical school students than any other... read more


Theologians as prophets

In his address to theologians in Argentina, Pope Francis said this: The... read more


Peer review and the sin of pride

  There's a recent fascinating story of a rising high-school freshman whose... read more


Pope Francis address at Pontifical Catholic University of...

  Yesterday Pope Francis gave an address to representatives of schools and... read more


College and vocation

Colleen Flaherty of Inside Higher Ed recently interviewed Tim Clydesdale, professor of sociology... read more


Guest post: two concepts of rationality, Francis M....

In the 1970s, while browsing in a Harvard Square bookstore, I found... read more


Review Essay: Paul Shrimpton, The Making of Men

In 1848 an Oxford don named Charles Daman, a close friend of... read more



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