by edaday | May 18, 2016 | News Archives
It looked like the League of Nations that processed into the commencement ceremony for Catholic Theological Union. More than 80 graduates — representing 18 countries — processed up the steps of Chicago’s oldest synagogue, the K.A.M. Isaiah Israel...
by edaday | May 17, 2016 | News Archives
David Baron specializes in constitutional law in his work as an attorney with the City of Chicago. He brings to the table his previous trial work with one of the city’s largest firms, as well as his degrees from the University of Notre Dame and Harvard Law....
by edaday | May 16, 2016 | News Archives
Connor Romenesko credits the Viatorians with instilling in him a passion to serve the poor and work for justice. He points to powerful retreat experiences, as well as service projects through Campus Ministry and just reflecting on faith and social justice in religion...
by edaday | May 10, 2016 | News Archives
Fr. Mark R. Francis, CSV, is one of the most widely published Viatorians — and recognized worldwide as a scholar in liturgy — yet his latest work takes a non-traditional view on a topic of interest to most Catholic families. He calls it: Stop Celebrating...
by edaday | May 9, 2016 | News Archives
For the second straight year, Saint Viator High School’s entire math team earned a berth to the state contest, hosted by the Illinois Council of Teachers of Mathematics, based on their individual and team performances at regionals. Overall, the team finished...
by edaday | May 5, 2016 | News Archives
Br. John Eustice, CSV, co-directs the Campus Ministry department at Saint Viator High School, where the Viatorian mission of “raising up communities of faith” drives its liturgies, retreats and faith experiences. But he also brings his own experience in...
