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Fr. John Franck, A.A.
Fortin’s life and teaching at Assumption
Legacy · The archive remembers
A growing record of Father Ernest L. Fortin’s teaching and of the people who remember it—preserved with context, restraint, and care.
01 · Oral histories
Publication editions appear only after the interviewee has reviewed the transcript and granted permission. Audio and video recordings remain private.
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Fortin’s life and teaching at Assumption
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Fortin, friendship, and intellectual community
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Nietzsche, Christianity, and Fortin’s classroom
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The teacher, thinker, priest, and friend
In preparation
These interviews have been conducted. Their transcripts will be released after revision and approval by each interviewee.
02 · Syllabi and teaching materials
These scans retain the pagination, annotations, and physical traces of the original documents. They are presented as archival objects, without alteration to their content.
ISPR · Spring 1988
One-page archival advertisement for the Bradley Foundation-supported lecture series. Provided by Roderick Williams.
Read PDFPO 669 / TH 414 · Spring 1988
Three-page archival scan from the course taught by Professors Ernest Fortin and Christopher Bruell. Provided by Roderick Williams.
Read PDFPO 665 / TH 415 · Spring 1989
Three-page archival scan from the course taught by Professors Ernest Fortin and Christopher Bruell. Provided by Roderick Williams.
Read PDFTH 421 · Spring 1991
Six-page archival scan. Provided by Professor David DiPasquale.
Read PDFTH 529 · Spring 1994
Eight-page archival scan. Provided by Professors Grant Kaplan and Thaddeus Ostrowski.
Read PDFTH 529 · Spring 1994
Two-page archival scan. Provided by Professors Grant Kaplan and Thaddeus Ostrowski.
Read PDF03 · Course record
1971—1997
A chronological working record of Fortin’s courses, descriptions, and teaching collaborations. The July 2026 edition was checked against the official Boston College catalog archive and now includes nine previously omitted offerings.
A growing archive
We welcome materials that can deepen the public record. Provenance and permission will be confirmed before anything is published.
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