Blogs
In recognition of the International Marian Research Institute and its new position in the College of Arts and Sciences, the Marianist Province of the United States is funding two fellowships in the Marian Library.
In a new oral history collection, women religious share their thoughts on the past, present and future of Catholic health care.
Scott West shares popular and under-the-radar library resources by, for and about Latinx culture, authors, scholars and history.
On journeys of faith to see holy sites and saintly relics, people of many faiths pray, rejoice and reflect. An exhibit provides a look at the items they bring back.
NPR's top-50 list of listener-submitted titles includes eight available in Roesch Library.
A garden in Woods Hole, Massachusetts, prompted John S. Stokes Jr. to launch the Mary’s Gardens movement.
Images of Mary and Jesus are now on display in the space alongside artworks by community artists.
This week's content features Our Lady of Ransom, Blessed Jakob Gapp, symbols of Our Lady of Mercy and prepares to celebrate the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary.