Torch Contributor Peter Smith ('24) submits his bid for most fiery opinion piece published for our paper, asking (and answering) the questions behind "The Morality of Tuition."
https://t.co/Bqb2pfjNAc
Torch Editor-in-Chief Marcello Brownsberger ('24) talks about his experience at World Youth Day 2023, reflecting on the direction the Universal Church is taking in our present day.
https://t.co/6ksRWG94JF
Pioneering the art of clickbait here at the Torch, Sophomore Kai Breskin presents his article, "Death to Catholicism," a reflection on the Church as it stands today post-Vatican 2.
https://t.co/hcxgqeQZmt
Interested in the Study of Constitutional Democracy? Want to hear about contemporary views of the US Constitution?
Check out the @CloughCenterBC's first event of the year, "What the Constitution Means to Us," Torch writer Jacob Self ('24) reporting.
https://t.co/CUp8bEbWw7
Follow Culture Editor James O'Donovan on his seasonal reflection, "An Autumn Walk" --- join the Torch in getting into the Fall spirit!
https://t.co/Jo5Z23v9CH
As we begin this month of the Sacred Heart of Jesus let us reflect on the profound humility of our Lord & Savior. I encourage all of us to pray this Litany of Humility throughout this month & allow ourselves to be challenged by it. Jesus lives each of these qualities perfectly.
Join us in honoring the Sacred Heart of Jesus this June, a time to deepen our devotion to His endless love and mercy. Let us open our hearts to receive His grace and share His message of hope with the world. #MonthoftheSacredHeart#USCCB#Catholic
Congratulations to Nicholas Letts, who is the 2023 recipient of the John Bapst SJ Philosophy Award. This award, in honor of John Bapst, S.J., is given to the student whose overall performance in philosophy courses has been outstanding.
In sudden break with Catholic roots, Boston College resolves to establish an "LGBTQ Resource Center" through BAIC, offering institutional support for homosexuality and gender ideology on campus.
Jack Dillihunt reports:
https://t.co/q3TeASlfvK
The Archdiocese of Boston is responding to the Satanic Temple’s “SatanCon” event in Boston with scheduled eucharistic adoration, Catholic devotions, and intense prayer ahead of the April 28-30 event. https://t.co/eSERUM9QGx
On October 13, Boston College’s C21 Center welcomed back Paul Mariani to give a talk on his experience of writing poetry as a Catholic.
James O'Donovan reports:
https://t.co/GClKKS47gF
On October 12, BC Law hosted a panel defending substantive due process, including its application to abortion.
Senior Ryne Meloy reports:
https://t.co/ANrj8t7hft
On Tuesday, @students4lifebc hosted @JoshBrahm, President and Co-Founder of the @EqualRightsInst for a talk discussing pro-life responses to pro-choice arguments and how to discuss abortion with compassion.
Editor-in-Chief Adam Sorrels with coverage:
https://t.co/aa08GSMKvY
In World News this month, Sophomore Peter Smith reported on recent judicial activity in Massachusetts regarding the state’s current ban on physician-assisted suicide.
Read here:
https://t.co/nxAHnfwZCm