The Jesuit values that Boston College prides itself on should not just be used for personal growth - they should inspire the institution to follow the Catholic tradition and act ...

The speakers suggested while individuals must tolerate the beliefs of others, they should also be publicly open about their Christian views.

It's easy to accept what you learned growing up and follow the lead of your parents. But as college students, we should consider our beliefs through a critical lens.

Through conversation, contemplation, and reflection, which are also Jesuit values, we can all decide for ourselves what to believe.

Fr. Ron Rolheiser shared advice on how to love yourself (and others), form fulfilling relationships, and live a happy life.

The conference's research will be reported to the Pope by Vatican officials and published at a later date.

You don't have to be a devout Christian to recognize that many religious practices and values can contribute to personal development.

The memorial committee for the late Fr. Raymond Helmick, S.J., a highly-respected theologian and instructor at Boston College, held the inaugural lecture honoring the contributions of Fr. Helmick today in ...