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He’s America’s tough-love grandpa at a moment when top political leaders are frequently more like irresponsible dads prone to happy talk nonsense.
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John Sexton is an attorney and academic who served as president of New York University from 2002 to 2015. Formerly Dean of the School of Law, Mr. Sexton continues to serve NYU as Benjamin F. Butler Professor of Law. A lifelong Catholic, Mr. Sexton graduated from the now-defunct Jesuit high school Brooklyn Prep, later earning a B.A. in history, an M.A. in comparative religion and a Ph.D in history of American religion from Fordham University. He earned his J.D. from Harvard University and has authored several books including “Baseball as a Road to God: Seeing Beyond the Game” in 2014.
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On Sunday, March 8, 2020 thirteen classmates from ’71 enjoyed an early dinner at Antonio’s on Belmont Avenue. For many it was the “last supper” at a restaurant with friends before the Coronavirus shut down the City. As always good conversation, many laughs, and excellent food. Looking forward to their…
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5th Sunday of Lent – 2020 A major theme that runs through St John’s Gospel is the continuing conflict between life and death. Recall that two weeks ago we heard the encounter between Jesus and the Samaritan woman. He offers her “life-giving water.” The water is the sign of…
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Prenote: We are all living in quarantine in our Jesuit Community. I’m sure many of you are in different ways helping out in what way you can in your community. I asked myself what can I do at this time? Even If I can not help people in need physically,…
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It is with great sadness that we have decided to cancel our May 7th Annual Dinner and, especially so, for the Jubilee Classes, but we have to keep in mind that all of the men that come to the Dinner are in the highly vulnerable category.
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We have recently updated the BPAA website and will be reopening the Alumni database soon!
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Please CLICK HERE to view, on SmugMug, some wonderful pictures from our 58th Annual Dinner. Many thanks to Greg McQaig ’71 for his tireless efforts over the past decade to memorialize BP events.
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