
I’d like to think so. For his sake at least!
Answering questions at Boston College O’Neill Library
No, that’s not how works of literature are arranged here. But you can do an advanced search to find what you’re looking for. On line one, in subject: fiction. On line two, in subject: mystery. Or if you have a favorite author, just search by the author’s name. We don’t have a huge selection of mysteries. I recommend getting a BPL e-card (bit.ly/BPL-ecard), downloading the Libby app, and signing up with your BPL account, to read ebooks or listen to audiobooks.
There’s so many different variables to balance when choosing a major. If I had to choose, I would struggle with choosing because there’s so many subjects I am interested in. I recommend talking with people you trust and making a pro / con list. Another exercise that could be helpful is to define for yourself what “right” means. Is “right” something you like to study? Something that will lead to a career path you are interested in? Or something else entirely?
I’m so sorry that’s happening! It must be really frustrating. But you don’t have to go it alone. Tutors at the Connors Family Learning Center can really help. A lot. bit.ly/BC-connors
I’m not a canon lawyer, so I really can’t give advice. I will say that it’s awkward when the documents (most of Origen’s many works) you’d want to retry the case were destroyed 1600 years ago. The Church seems pretty comfortable with his place as an important Christian thinker, according to my friend, the New Catholic Encyclopedia, which is an official publication. https://bit.ly/3zsb2ck