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As a new Abbey tradition this year, we hope you’ll join us for free slushies and protein shakes after the 7:30pm Student Mass each Sunday evening! Head from the basilica to Holy Grounds, where we’ll kick off the week together with a frosty flair!

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Join the Accounting, Finance, Analytics, Cybersecurity and Economics (AFACE) Honor Society and members of the monastic community for a special service and learning event! We will begin with a brief overview of cybersecurity, including some of the risks organizations face today and the career opportunities that spring from these risks. We will then review a case of a ransomware attack against a Benedictine Convent in Ohio and learn how Sister Mary Catherine successfully defended her covenant's network with cybersecurity training and her understanding of Catholic virtue ethics. Following the learning portion of the evening, we will turn our attention to service, sorting and preparing donations for Catherine's House. Dinner is provided. Come connect with members of the monastic community through learning, fellowship, and service!

"Does God weep or feel pain? Probing Christ's full Humanity" By: Dr. Paul Gondreau

“Can We Be Unaware of What We Know?: Aristotle on Awareness of Non-Occurrent Epistēmē” I argue that Aristotle affirms the following entailment about our awareness of scientific knowledge (epistēmē): If I know, then I think that I know. First, I establish Aristotle’s commitment to this entailment by examining two passages from Posterior Analytics that rely on this claim. Second, I offer three clarifications of the scope and limitations of this entailment. Third, I consider three objections that challenge Aristotle’s consistent adherence to this claim based on his explicit acknowledgement of the possibility of akratic inattention to what we know and of forgetting knowledge. I consider and reject a facile solution to this tension and then propose a different solution that preserves Aristotle’s commitment to our awareness of non-occurrent epistemic states.

Ringside Seating will meet in the Mezzanine (2nd Floor Hub/Student Commons) at 8 pm every Thursday. Come meet Fr. James and bring your questions about the Catholic faith and have a discussion about what the Catholic Church teaches.

Kick off your Halloween weekend by joining SGA’s cookout this Friday at 5:30 PM in the quad! Bring your friends to enjoy fun games, delicious food, and spooky prizes! 🎃👻

Women's Volleyball is set to take on Lees-McRae at home on October 31st at 2:00 p.m.