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1921 - The Grant Walker estate on Concord
Road, Weston, was bought as the site for a scholasticate (a philosophy
and theology school for training Jesuits).
1924 - Ground broken for the new building; only the north wing and
the main part as far as the rotunda were completed; a temporary
wall closed off the end.
1927 - Three successive days in May an "Open House" was
held, to show friends and benefactors the newly completed remainder
of the building.
1968 - Weston College at Weston was closed and the theologate was
moved to Cambridge as the Weston Jesuit School of Theology.
1975 - Campion Center was opened, a Residence and Renewal Center.
Here at Campion the Jesuits and their associates are committed to
two main apostolates; the care of the sick and elderly Jesuits and
the apostolate of spiritual renewal.
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