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Benedictine College Symposium addresses marriage and families in today’s culture

March 24, 2025
Benedictine College Symposium addresses marriage and families in today’s culture
Hannah Hiester, CatholicVote, March 24, 2025
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CV NEWS FEED // More than 200 people converged at Benedictine College over the weekend to face the reality of declining marriages in today’s culture and discover hope for the future.

CatholicVote previously reported that Benedictine hosted its 14th annual Symposium on Transforming Culture in America March 21-22. This year’s theme was “Marriage on the Peripheries.” Attendees at the conference heard from theologians, marriage experts, priests, scholars, and others regarding the state of marriage and families in America. 

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