Students attend Sunday Mass at St. Paul Parish in Harvard Square. / John Ortega
Sep 27, 2021
Last month, Harvard University’s more than 40 chaplains elected an atheist, humanist as “chief chaplain.”
We talk with one of Harvard’s Catholic chaplains about the appointment, and how the Harvard Catholic Center evangelizes a demographic that increasingly identifies as non-religious.
A student and recent Harvard alum talk about living their faith on campus.
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Bishop Barron said on Tuesday that the Harvard University chaplains made a “complete and abject surrender” by electing an atheist as the president of their association.
The Harvard Catholic Center on Monday clarified reports of the university’s new atheist “chief chaplain,” saying the position is administrative and will not affect the center’s Catholic mission.
