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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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An originating Jesuit mission at the university

Robert John Araujo, S.J., the John Courtney Murray, S.J. Professor of Law... read more


The Atlantic: a new brand of Jesuit university?

Autumn Jones writes a helpful piece in The Atlantic (12/30/14) titled "The... read more


Free speech at Marquette

Eugene Volokh, the Gary T. Schwartz Professor of Law at the UCLA School... read more


Catholic theologians on racial justice

Yesterday, my colleague Tobias Winright, a former corrections and police officer and... read more


Alice McDermott is astonished by love

  Acclaimed novelist Alice McDermott, author of such novels as Someone (2013),... read more


The Case for Christian Humanism

The Theos Think Tank has released a lucid essay on Christian humanism in... read more


Newman's vision

Joe Humphreys at the Irish Times asks whether John Henry Newman's vision... read more


The UCA Martyrs

Sunday November 16 marks the 25th anniversary of the murder of six... read more


Bishops' accreditation?

Over at Aleteia, Randall B. Smith considers the college accreditation process, and argues... read more


The spirituality of the question

What drives the life of the intellect is something that itself is... read more



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