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Fifteen ºÚÁÏÉç students recently traveled to the campus of Boston College to begin their experience as the College’s second cohort for the AMDG program, which is designed to promote the renewal and expansion of faith practices among college students, high school students and parishioners. In addition to the initial sessions at BC, other elements of the program include time at a Jesuit retreat house and a pilgrimage along the Camino Ignatiana in Spain (Bilbao to Barcelona). The cost of the program is covered by a grant from the Lilly Endowment – .

ºÚÁÏÉç is one of only five Jesuit colleges or universities taking part in the program. Purcell School Dean Meega Wells, who is serving as the College’s AMDG program ambassador, along with Grace Thomas ’24, G ’25, from the Grace Center, accompanied the following students to BC: First row: Thomas, Natalee Crandall ‘28, Nathan Hazilik ‘28, Hajra Mustafa ‘27, Madison Cecilia ’29; second row: Emmanuel Cottle 27, Ethan Whiting ‘29, Zachary Kilburn ‘27, William Rappold ‘28, John Monile ‘30, Emily Krasniqi ’28; third row: Jemima Bobelabi ‘27, Averyn Cunduri ‘29, Marcella Buchholz ‘28, Juliana Moussa ‘28, Monica Youkouma ’29 and Dean Wells.