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Tuesday, Sept. 19 is the first wellness day of the academic year, and many students are assessing how they might choose to spend it. Students and professors weigh in on
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Tuesday, Sept. 19 is the first wellness day of the academic year, and many students are assessing how they might choose to spend it. Students and professors weigh in on
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Dan KitwoodGetty Images (Permanent Musical Accompaniment To The Last Post Of The Week From The Blog's Favourite Living Canadian) It looks as though there is reactionary mischief throughout our institutions these days. As the National Catholic Reportertells us, it's poisoning the life out in the parishes, too. Book-burning is, I admit, a bit of a flashback. Fr. Matthew Codd, the then-pastor at St. Elizabeth's, was joined by a group of seminarians who went through the church's theology library and removed books deemed heretical, including those of spiritual writers Henri Nouwen and Thomas Mer...