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1.22.2024
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For the Love of God link-arrow link-arrow

St. Francis de Sales’ groundbreaking treatise uses Mary as a model to bring people closer to God.
Libraries
1.10.2024
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Justice Without Violence link-arrow link-arrow

Honor and celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.'s philosophy of nonviolent resistance.
Libraries
1.4.2024
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So Long, and Thanks for All The Fish link-arrow link-arrow

Dean Emerita Kathy Webb shares a final farewell upon retirement.
1.4.2024
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Magi from the East Enter the Nativity Scene link-arrow link-arrow

On the Epiphany, visitors referred to in Scripture as kings and wise men, arrive, having traveled from great distances to a humble stable to pay homage to the newborn king, bringing gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh.
12.31.2023
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The Solemnity of the Mother of God link-arrow link-arrow

Begin 2024 with love and appreciation for Mary, the mother of Jesus.
12.27.2023
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Nativities on Demand! link-arrow link-arrow

Live too far to visit this year’s crèche exhibit? With the Nativities and the Natural World audio tour, you can still enjoy it.
12.24.2023
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The Fourth Week of Advent: Printable Coloring Activities link-arrow link-arrow

You and your family and friends will love these coloring sheets and printable crafts including a make-your-own poinsettia ornament.  
12.18.2023
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A Poinsettia By Any Other Name link-arrow link-arrow

The iconic Mexican poinsettia, also called Euphorbia pulcherrima, cuetlaxochitl and flor de nochebuena, is connected to Christmas legends and the Marian Library’s collections.
12.17.2023
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The Third Week of Advent: A Visio Divina Devotion link-arrow link-arrow

Immerse yourself in the joyful details of John August Swanson’s Nativity art while following a guided reflection.
Libraries
12.15.2023
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Congratulations, Library Graduates link-arrow link-arrow

Congratulations and thank you to our student employees graduating this week.