Back in 1935—just like today—you had to guard your favorite fishing spot like it was a state secret. In this gem from The Argus, the writers launch a full-scale investigation (move over, Sherlock) into where exactly one of the Seminarians reeled in his summer haul… and whether that “five-pound bass” wasn’t actually just a confused goldfish. Honesty may be a virtue for a man of the cloth, Urbs—but so is not stretching your fish tales to biblical proportions!
While 2024 and 1949 are far distant, some things never change: the changing attitudes as you progress through your seminary journey, the coziness of the…
This confessional was designed to be moved from place to place so that priests could hear the confessions of parishioners across the countryside. The priest…
Learn about our Alm’s Box. This heavy wooden box would have been placed outside of a church in the doorway for citizens to contribute to the poor.
Seminarians have a convenient method to get their laundry done in the residence in 2024. However, in 1935, new methods were being employed, with some confusion and disorganization amongst participants.
If you take a pilgrimage to the Holy Land, you will likely find a book in the shops called Flowers from the Holy Land, usually…
A seminary ice cream parlour? Who wouldn’t want that? Culver’s is nice, but wandering into an on-campus establishment would be even nicer. Perhaps we should…