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-5 posts tagged "hospitality"
Lilyann Gardner | Wednesday, February 23, 2022
A recent partnership between the University of Notre Dame and the Boys and Girls of St. Joseph County has garnered attention and recognition from the Boys and Girls Club of America. In collaboration with the Boys and Girls Club of St. Joseph County, the Office of the Executive Vice President’s University Enterprises and Events (UEE)
Erin Grimes | Monday, April 29, 2019
According to Merriam Webster, the definition of hospitality is “hospitable treatment, reception or disposition.” That doesn’t really explain anything, so I turned to the definition of hospitable which is “given to generous and cordial reception of guests” and “offering a pleasant or sustaining environment.” Before my year studying in Innsbruck, I knew what the terms
Kathleen Meyer | Thursday, April 11, 2019
At the fourth and final installment of Saint Mary’s “Heritage of Hospitality” lecture series, Dr. Tony Alonso, a professor of theology at Emory University, spoke on the Introductory Rites of the Catholic Mass. Beginning with an explanation of the Introductory Rites, Alonso said that the Roman Missal — the rulebook — highlights what these rites will achieve.
Peter Jeffery | Monday, November 16, 2015
Fr. Hesburgh used to point out that many American colleges were founded by religious denominations but have lost their religious affiliation over time. Notre Dame strives to maintain its Catholic identity, convinced that a Catholic university can also be a great university. Many of our students come here looking for a strong Catholic education, including
Letter to the Editor | Thursday, September 10, 2015
Notre Dame students and alumni should welcome the visiting teams with open arms and graciousness. Without great rivalries we would be nothing. We must expect the opposing team is going to come with fans who will cheer for their team. This is what makes games at Notre Dame so tremendous. I once asked a Kansas