Saint Mary’s College’s President and Trustees Should Resign
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: Leaders of the Catholic women’s college have done irreparable harm by quietly approving a pro-transgender admissions policy.
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Judge Dismisses Notre Dame Professor’s Lawsuit Against Student Newspaper
Sociology professor Tamara Kay last year sued the 'Irish Rover' over its content that depicted her as supportive of expanding access to abortion.
Indiana Catholic Women’s College Reverses Transgender Admissions Policy
In an email obtained by CNA on Thursday, Conboy — along with the chair of the school’s board of trustees, Maureen Smith — said the college would “return to our previous admission policy.”
Notre Dame Students Defend ‘Dignity and Sanctity of Women’ Ahead of Campus Drag Show
Olinger in his response defended the course and the show as being protected under the principle of academic freedom.
Notre Dame President Father John Jenkins to Step Down After 19 Years
Father Jenkins, a Congregation of Holy Cross priest, is the university’s 17th president. He has served in this role since he assumed office on July 1, 2005. It is unclear who will succeed him in his role as president.
Notre Dame ‘Abortion Doula’ Talk was Unworthy of Catholic University, Local Bishop Laments
‘Not surprisingly, inviting an abortion doula to provide an unrebutted case for abortion has prompted a great deal of concern and criticism around the country and in our diocese,’ Bishop Kevin C. Rhoades of Fort Wayne-South Bend said.
‘Abortion Doula’ at Notre Dame Speaker Series Adds to Catholic Concern
Critics say the series conflicts with university policy requiring the presentation of Catholic teaching at such events.
Paris Archdiocese to Present Plans for Notre-Dame’s Interior Amid Outcry
The French government is overseeing the cathedral’s structural restoration and conservation, but the cathedral authorities are responsible for its interior renewal.
Identity Crisis at Notre Dame: ‘Irish Rover’ Editor Talks Confusion and Catholicism at University
Notre Dame senior Mary Frances Myler called the Catholic university’s conflicted approach to human sexuality into question, generating conversation on and off campus.
Archbishop Gomez: What Do We Owe Immigrants? Love
Amid an atmosphere of political tension and division, Archbishop Gomez challenged Catholics to remember that God is the Father of all people and to bear witness to God’s love.
