The Trouble with Jesuits, Part 53
Georgetown University, the oldest Catholic (well, Jesuit) institution in the US, has
become the first American college to engage a Hindu priest as a campus
chaplain.
Brahmachari Vrajvihari Sharan has been appointed to provide spiritual leadership for the Hindus studying at the Jesuit university in Washington, DC. Father Greg Schenden, a Catholic chaplain, explained to the Washington Post that the school's goal is to encourage spiritual growth for all students, regardless of their religious faith.
Brahmachari Vrajvihari Sharan has been appointed to provide spiritual leadership for the Hindus studying at the Jesuit university in Washington, DC. Father Greg Schenden, a Catholic chaplain, explained to the Washington Post that the school's goal is to encourage spiritual growth for all students, regardless of their religious faith.
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| The smugly satisfied "Father" Schenden |
Labels: Catholic Universities, Georgetown, The Trouble with Jesuits
posted by jope @ September 01, 2016
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