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The Science And Ethics Of Embryonic Stem Cell Research
Announcing The 2012 Cuthbert Allen Lecture: “The Science And Ethics Of Embryonic Stem Cell Research” On Tuesday, January 31, Dr.Maureen Condic, Associate Professor of Neurobiology and Anatomy at the University of Utah School of Medicine, will explain the essential scientific and ethical issues of stem cell research. The lecture will begin at 7:30 p.m. in [...]
Witness to the Word: A Reflection on the Incarnation with Father Dwight Longenecker
Come “prepare the way of the Lord” in your mind and heart with our very special Advent Morning of Reflection, beginning at 9 a.m. on December 3rd in the Haid Theatre at Belmont Abbey College. Join Father Dwight Longenecker for two inspiring talks exploring four powerful witnesses to the Incarnation of the Word among us: [...]
Breakfast with Benedict
Oblates are invited to attend a monthly “Breakfast with Benedict” being sponsored by Belmont Abbey College. The breakfast will begin at 7:45 AM At each Breakfast with Benedict event, a member of the college or monastic community will provide a 15- or 20-minute reflection on one of the Benedictine hallmarks and the role that hallmark/charism/virtue [...]
Belmont Abbey College hosts Lenten Day of Reflection
Kathy Schmugge, The Catholic News & Herald: BELMONT — Only a few days after Lent began, 120 people enlivened their spiritual journeys at a Lenten Day of Reflection sponsored by the Envoy Institute of Belmont Abbey College Feb. 20. Days of reflection have been a tradition at Belmont Abbey, but recently, the event has attracted [...]
Hittinger To Speak On St. Benedict
The title of Dr. Hittinger’s lecture:“What St. Benedict Taught the Dark Ages — Then and Now.” When Benedict of Nursia began writing The Rule of St. Benedict in the 6th century, Rome had fallen. The barbarians had breached the gate and ruled over the cities and the countryside. What was left of Western civilization was [...]
‘Crusaders’ lead the way for Catholic higher education in the Carolinas
Sueann Howell, The Catholic News and Herald BELMONT – Long before there were cars, televisions, cell phones or laptops, there were Benedictine monks here – praying, working and providing a Catholic higher education in the Benedictine tradition. Belmont Abbey College, with more than 1,630 students, is the only Catholic college in the Carolinas, and school [...]
Oblate Meeting and Lenten Day of Reflection
The Oblate meeting for February will be on the 20th and not the 21st. Oblates are encouraged to attend one Day of Reflection or make a retreat once a year. Belmont Abbey College will be having a Day of Reflection February 20th starting 10:00 Am and ending at 2:00. The Oblates will gather after the [...]
Archbishop Chaput praises Belmont Abbey College for defending ‘right to be Catholic’
Belmont, N.C., Oct 8, 2009 / 08:05 pm (CNA).- Catholic lay leadership is essential in public life and can accomplish much that Catholic bishops cannot do, Archbishop of Denver Charles J. Chaput has said. His Thursday speech at an awards banquet praised Belmont Abbey College for standing up for its “right to be Catholic,” while [...]
Belmont Abbey College rejects discrimination claims by EEOC
Catholic college stands by church teaching BELMONT — Belmont Abbey College has rejected a U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission determination that it discriminated against women and retaliated against faculty members while filed an employment discrimination charge. In a statement released Aug. 10, college officials refuted the claim that the college discriminated based on gender in [...]
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