Catholic University of America Community Searches and Prays for Missing Student
Taylor Hackel, 24, is a student at the Pontifical John Paul II Institute for Studies on Marriage and Family, which is located on CUA’s campus.
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The Catholic University of America Brings Human Ecology to Public Sphere
Institute brings social teaching to bear on political issues for the well-being of all.
Ask the Holy Spirit for Guidance, New Catholic University President Urges Students
Kilpatrick spoke at the conclusion of a special Mass of the Holy Spirit at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, located on the university’s campus.
‘The Virtues’: New Book Is John Garvey’s Last Word as CUA President
John Garvey’s new book ‘The Virtues’ is a timely reflection on the virtues that draws from commencement addresses he gave to graduates at The Catholic University of America.
The Catholic University of America Awards Honorary Degree to Imprisoned Human-Rights Advocate Jimmy Lai
Son Sebastien Lai accepted the award on his father’s behalf.
New CUA President Peter Kilpatrick Discusses His Conversion, Catholic Identity and Engineering Through the Lens of Faith
The 16th president of The Catholic University of America discusses his faith and what makes a university Catholic.
Peter Kilpatrick Named Next President of Catholic University
Kilpatrick, citing Pope John Paul II’s constitution, said that the task of the Catholic university in the present day assumes great importance and urgency amid rapid scientific and technological developments.
Catholic University President Apologizes for ‘Needless Controversy’ of Twice-Stolen Icon
In the beginning of the email, Garvey wrote that the celebration of Christmas is about the mystery of God becoming man, while noting that “the reverse is not true: man cannot aspire to become God.”
Live Nativity Scene (Camel Included) Gives Catholic University Students a Welcome Study Break
Held outside the St. Vincent de Paul Chapel, Sunday's observance featured carols and scripture readings; costumed shepherds, wise men, and the Holy Family; hot chocolate and humongous home-baked cookies … and one very cool camel, among assorted other animals.
Replace ‘George Floyd’ Christ with ‘Uncontroversial’ Art, Catholic University Student Government Says
“The purpose of sacred art is not to make a political statement but to promote worship, adoration, and faith ‘in the transcendent mystery of God’,” said the resolution, citing the Catechism of the Catholic Church.
