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Campus Lenten Resources 2014

Matt EmersonMarch 11, 2014

At some Catholic schools across the country, campus ministry departments are providing helpful resources for Lent. Some schools provide daily reflections while others provide additional prayer resources. Click on the links below for a sampling of some schools:

Loyola University Chicago

Notre Dame

Georgetown

Boston College (The Church in the 21st Century Center)

Loyola Marymount University

Santa Clara University

 

 

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