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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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Theology Needs Science (and vice versa)

Theology needs science. So writes William C. Mattison, a moral theologian at... read more


Science and Catholic universities

John D. Cunningham, S.J., a particle physicist at Loyola University Chicago, writes... read more


Patricia McGuire, Trinity Washington University

America Magazine is doing interviews of the presidents of three Washington, D.C.... read more


Genes and Grace

Geneticist Marc A.T. Muskavitch, a professor of biology at Boston College, has... read more


Catholic intellectual tradition

Below are excerpts from a paper I published in 2009 in the journal... read more


Coming out as Christian in the Academy

Margery Eagan writes in Crux about professors who must hide their Christian faith amidst... read more


God, knowledge, and the university

Stephen Hawking’s recent pronouncement that there is no God was unsurprising, given... read more


"The Idea of a Catholic College" conference reflections

My friend and colleague Jason King has written a cogent reflection on... read more


The theology of the Mercy university

I'm energized by my attendance at the recent Conference of Mercy Higher... read more


Education for mercy

In this era of skyrocketing costs of higher education, it is important to... read more



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