Principles for Your Week Christendom College

Reflect on Pope St. John Paul II's insights on history and revelation. The important union of these concepts holds the key to rediscovering much of what modern man has forgotten and how we can retain our identity in Christ

Today, reflect upon the wisdom offered by St. Benedict and Bl. Pier Giorgio Frassati. Both had a special love for the youth, and their advice is invaluable for us today. 

Today, we invite you to join us in exploring the joyful witness left by so many early Christians of how Christ's love can bring joy in the midst of even the greatest sorrow. Through their example, they transformed and inspired the broken world around them. And today, they can undoubtedly inspire us as well.

The light continues to shine in the darkness, no matter how frightening this darkness may seem. The wise poet T.S. Eliot understood this well, and today we invite you to join us in reflecting on his insights, as well as the hope we receive from Christ, the Lord of History.

Reflect upon the causes and effects of our culture's confusion but also on the hope we have in the face of these difficulties. Only in the union of faith and reason is the fullness of truth to be found.

Reflect on the story of St. Hyacinth, whose life shows us that God can work miracles and brings thousands of souls to Himself if we live our vocations fervently and faithfully. May his story inspire us to live our Faith boldly as examples to our families and communities.