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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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What's the point of a Christian education?

Christiaan W. J. M. Alting von Geusau, president and rector of the International... read more


Benedict and Francis: two models for the modern...

The challenge to Catholic higher education today is different from those of... read more


Exploding the myth of religious violence

William Cavanaugh’s 2009 book The Myth of Religious Violence: Secular Ideology and... read more


Catholic universities and the state

While perusing news about Catholic universities today, I was struck by two... read more


New Catholic university in Kurdistan

From Zenit: a new Catholic university will open in the city of... read more


I believe in order to understand

On this Valentine's Day, I offer a short post that simply suggests... read more


Faith in higher education

Last Wednesday, the presidents of Catholic University of America, Yeshiva University, and Baylor... read more


Cyberknowledge vs. the slow work of learning

Education is slow work. It resists quick conclusions, bumper stickers, facile politicization,... read more


Education for religious life

America Magazine has published a summary of the recent study of professed... read more


Cosmopolitanism and Catholicism

Universities are complex places that influence young minds. Sometimes that influence is... read more



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