Saint John Henry Newman’s Blueprint for Higher Ed
EDITORIAL: Catholic colleges would do well to tap the wisdom of the latest doctor of the Church.
Results from Tag: 'ex corde ecclesiae'
Ex Corde Ecclesiae at 35: Why Catholic Universities Must Stay Catholic
COMMENTARY: The Church’s vision for higher education is not compromise but transformation — universities that are ordered to truth, love and worship.
Dispute Over ‘BLM’ and ‘Pride’ Flags at Mass. Jesuit School Highlights Need to Communicate Catholic Identity
The school has rejected a request from Bishop Robert McManus to take down the flags, which he said promote some things that are not compatible with Church teachings.
New University of Dallas President Jonathan Sanford’s Goal: the ‘Integrated’ Person
‘I want our students to feel inspired to be outstanding leaders who are dedicated to rebuilding culture because of their intellectual formation and because of their moral and theological formation,’ he says.
‘Humanae Vitae,’ Then and Now, at The Catholic University of America
COMMENTARY: The 50th anniversary of Pope Paul VI’s encyclical makes for a stark contrast.
Father Matthew Lamb, Influential US Theologian, Dies at 80
During doctoral studies in Germany, he was formed by influential philosophers and theologians Josef Pieper, Father Bernard Lonergan and Father Josef Ratzinger.
New Rome Center Will Strengthen Catholic Universities’ Identity
The Catholic University of America and Australian Catholic University collaborate in ‘three-continent endeavor’ to enrich Western culture education.
Bishop Ricken Highlights 'Contradiction' of Gloria Steinem's St. Norbert Invitation
The Diocese of Green Bay shepherd issues strong disapproval as college prepares to host pro-abortion feminist on Wisconsin campus.
Loyola Marymount Cancels Abortion Coverage Amid Faculty Protests
The decision is opposed by professors who insist that ‘obedience and conformity to Catholic doctrine’ contradicts LMU’s ‘Jesuit and Marymount traditions.’
