Pat Buchanan Chris Smith Kate O’Beirne Jim Towey Sam Brownback Rick Santorum
Raymond Arroyo Marcus Grodi Fr. George Rutler Fr. Mitch Pacwa Scott Hahn Cardinal O’Malley
Cardinal Arinze Fr. Groeschel Cardinal Pell Archbishop Burke Bishop Bruskewitz Archbishop O’Brien
Small College. Big Name Appeal.
All these Big Names know about Christendom and have been to
“I am well aware of the distinguished record of Christendom
the College’s campus. Maybe it’s time you should, too!
College and of the outstanding contribution which it
Christendom College is an accredited 4-year co-educational Roman
has made to Catholic life in the United States. For this
Catholic Liberal Arts College, located in the beautiful Shenandoah
reason, I am particularly honored to associate myself with
Valley of Virginia.
such a fine Catholic institution of higher learning and
my prayers are that Christendom College will enjoy many
It offers an 84-credit hour integrated core curriculum, with majors in
more years of service in the education and formation of
History, Philosophy, Theology, Political Science, English, and Classics,
young people.” – Pope Benedict XVI
and minors in Math and Liturgical Music.
A Junior Semester in Rome is one of the highlights of the educational
experience, as are the small classes, personalized attention, and
vibrant Catholic culture which permeates the entire program. Also
of note, Christendom does not seek nor accept Federal funds.
Ranked by Young America’s Foundation as one of America’s Most
Conservative Colleges and by the Cardinal Newman Society as one of
Restoring all things in Christ
the country’s Most Joyfully Catholic Colleges, it’s the perfect college for
Front Royal, Virginia
anyone interested in an education integrating Faith and Reason.
800.877.5456 ~ www.christendom.edu
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