The One Regret I Didn’t Know I Had Until I Visited CUA
A simple assignment at a Catholic university turned into something more — a glimpse of formation, truth and a regret I didn’t know I had.
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Catholic University of America Panel Explores How Christians Should Think About AI
Douthat asked the panelists what they each believe to be the greatest threat of the emerging technology as it poses new challenges to the defense of human dignity, justice, and labor.
Catholic University Press to Publish Pope Leo XIV’s Doctoral Dissertation
The Catholic University of America has secured exclusive English-language editorial rights to Pope Leo XIV’s doctoral dissertation, ‘The Office and Authority of the Local Prior in the Order of St. Augustine.’
Preaching Boot Camp/ Beach Masses
Preaching Boot CampOne of the frequent complaints among parishioners is on the quality, content, and of course, the length of the homilies they hear every Sunday from their parish priests.A new weeklong program at The Catholic University of America is teaching the ‘lost art’ of delivering an effective sermon.This week on Register Radio we are joined by Register Senior Writer Zelda Caldwell to talk about Preaching Boot Camp… And then…For the last eleven years, Catholics have been flocking to a beach on Long Island – for Mass. What is the Beach Mass, and how does it connect to the Eucharistic Revival. We talk to Alyssa Murphy, the Register's Managing Editor of Digital Assets.
St. John Paul II National Shrine to Host Exhibit on the Shroud of Turin During Lent
The exhibit is a response to the beloved saint’s call for greater understanding of and devotion to the shroud — the burial cloth that many believe was used to wrap the body of Christ after his crucifixion.
With Eye on Eliminating Deficit, CUA Grapples With Proposed Changes to Academic Programs
Several students expressed frustration and anxiety over the proposal to close the school, citing fear over their program’s potential loss of integrity and not having access to the same classes or quality of education.
Brendan Carr, CUA Law Graduate, Tapped to Lead Federal Communications Commission
The FCC is an independent agency overseen by Congress that governs, among other things, radio stations transmitting on AM or FM frequencies, satellite radio and TV stations, cable networks, and broadcast TV stations.
The Catholic University of America Receives $1 Million Grant for Campuswide Virtue Effort
CUA’s project, the Virtue and Character Initiative, is one of 24 projects among 29 schools receiving the grant.
Catholic University of America Debuts 25-Acre Solar Array, One of the Largest in Region
The 42 rows of nearly 15,000 solar panels, located on the grounds of the university’s West Campus, will provide six megawatts-AC of energy to the campus, local businesses, and the nearby community.
Catholic Bishops Sue Biden Administration Over Abortion Provisions in Pregnant Workers Law
The bishops express concern in their lawsuit that the EEOC’s inclusion of abortion could jeopardize pro-life speech from certain employers, as it could be seen as retaliation.
