the University Concourse
Volume III, Issue 5
February 28, 1998
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Thank you

Thank you for the wonderful apostolate work you are doing for the Lord and His people through the Concourse. We are enjoying the lively discourses on the varied theological and philosophical topics. We miss the University and the late-night intellectual pow-wows we used to have there. These sorts of discussions and dialogues rarely occur in typical parish life-at least not with the same depth and breadth. And so the Concourse is helping fill a need that was once filled attending graduate school in Steubenville.

Jim and Meg Beckman

Jim (class of '87) and Meg (Forsyth, MA class of '93) Beckman live in Colorado, where Jim is a youth minister, and Meg is coordinator of adult religious education programs for the diocese of Denver. Jim also continues to lead FUS youth conferences. They are expecting their second child in October.


Related Articles:
• Commendations (1), Charles Fischer (I,2)
• Commendations (2), Regis Martin (I,2)
• Commendations (3), Christopher P. Wright (I,3)
• Commendations and comments (1), Christine Boyle (I,4)
• Commendations (6), Elizabeth Brown (I,5)
• Commendations (5), Becky Faraj (I,5)
• Commendations (4), Thomas Howard (I,5)
• Commendations and comments (2), Albert Faraj (I,7)
• Commendations and comments (3), Nina Kay (I,7)
• Subscription renewal, Daniel Ellis (II,1)
• A thank you note, Regis Martin (II,1)
• Thanks for discomfort, Judith Bratten (II,3)
• Renewed commendations, Christopher P. Wright (II,9)
• Commendations (7), Ruth Ann Stearns (III,2)
  • Thank you, Jim and Meg Beckman (III,5)
• Pluralism and orthodoxy, Joanna K. M. Bratten (IV,1)
• Compliments from a reader, Joe Griesemer (IV,1)
• More compliments, Robert Thomas (IV,1)
• Enjoying the concourse, Michael Magree (IV,3)


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