| Arts and Culture | The Browning Version: A Review
Once again the Christendom Players, this year under the leadership of Sean Vieira and Claire Riggio, have succeeded in bringing excellent theater to the campus in their presentation of The Browning Version. As Sean said in his introductory comments, “The purpose of plays in general, and especially o...
Read More >> |
|
|
| Opinion | The Extraordinary Form at Christendom
I was raised with the Novus Ordo, and my experience with the old Mass is comparatively slight. Still, when I heard the Mass of John XXIII would be offered at Christendom for the first time in our school’s history, I had to go, even though it meant getting up early to make it to the chapel at 7:15 on...
Read More >> |
|
The Apollo of Bellac: A Review
Have you ever wondered what the secret to life is? Man has searched for the answer to this riddle since the beginning of time. The Christendom Players’ performance of Jean Ciraudoux’s comedy The Apollo of Bellac, directed by sophomore Bridget Randolph, provided one answer. Ciraudoux declares that th...
Read More >> |
|
|
| Humor | I Object!
Christendom College, like Sodom and Gomorrah, would be a better place if it had less problems. It would also be a worse place if it had more problems, and I would be happier if I had more free food.
Having lived here for an astonishing two or three months, I have quite a bit of experience with ...
Read More >> |
|
| News | Monasticism to “Reinforce” Christendom
Many around campus would joke (seriously) that Christendom is a product of the thirteenth century. If you’re actually one who likes this (at least a little bit), we’ve got good news for you! Just twelve miles away on a mountain top in Linden there’s a structure being built that resembles one of the ...
Read More >> |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
