by edaday | Mar 7, 2019 | News Archives
David Baron grew up attending St. Patrick’s Church and Bishop McNamara High School in Kankakee, where in both places he interacted with Viatorians — and their commitment to social justice. His education would take him to the University of Notre Dame and...
by edaday | Mar 6, 2019 | News Archives
Fr. John Milton, CSV, is a frequent presider at the daily Masses held at the Province Center Chapel, where he is known for his concise homilies that get right to the point. His reflection today, on Ash Wednesday, did just that. While receiving ashes is an annual...
by edaday | Mar 5, 2019 | News Archives, Peace & Justice
Viator House of Hospitality quietly reached its second anniversary in January, but work supporting its young immigrant men seeking asylum, never stops. Now, word of the home and its mission is drawing increased attention. In the latest online edition of the National...
by edaday | Mar 1, 2019 | News Archives
Pre-Associate Brian Hansen graduated from Saint Viator High School in 2011, after four years of appearing in nearly every musical and theater production. Is it any wonder that when Catholic Theological Union looked for a student to appear in a “Day in the Life...
by edaday | Feb 26, 2019 | News Archives
In just its second year, a Peace Camp designed for middle school students by the Children of Abraham Coalition — an interfaith nonprofit corporation — sold out. Its success leads teenage leaders to believe their vision to promote interfaith literacy,...
by edaday | Feb 25, 2019 | News Archives
Terry Granger, has partnered with Viatorians for the last 17 years, serving as principal of its schools in Bourbonnais/Kankakee, where they have been both innovative and award winning. Back in 2006, he worked with Viatorians to create a 1:1 laptop program that put a...
