By Jimmy Cassidy by 2018 I am studying in the CUA Rome program. For my spring break, I chose to go to a place that had been a long time goal of mine — Ireland. As many Catholic students could probably say, I come from an Irish background on both sides of my family, Read More …
By Rachel Simoneau Politics, Class of 2018 Coventry, Rhode Island On a day off from my internship in Parliament, I decided to further explore London. First, I went to Tower Bridge which is located across the River Thames and is where the Olympic rings were displayed during the 2012 Summer Games. The bridge is Read More …
By: Janae Carter This past weekend, the thirty honors students studying abroad in Rome were able to enjoy a memorable weekend in Venice. For me, Venice was an experience like no other because it is like no other city in the world. Instead of roads, you ride on boats through the many canals that fill Read More …
By: Karina Bursch Throughout my life, I have often considered churches as important to Catholicism only by their service as functional spaces for the celebration of Mass. However, spending time in Rome, the city of more than 900 churches, has endowed me with a new appreciation for the multitude of ways in which churches enhance Read More …
