
Should Catholics Identify as ‘Feminists’? Notre Dame Conference Tackles the Issue
All panelists at Notre Dame agreed about the value of the Church’s ongoing focus on the unique mission of women and the need to promote justice for women in society.
All panelists at Notre Dame agreed about the value of the Church’s ongoing focus on the unique mission of women and the need to promote justice for women in society.
The argument goes that Catholic colleges should decouple dialogue with civic leaders from graduation ceremonies and honorary degrees.
Mary McAleese, the former president of Ireland, advocates for the expansion of abortion access and the attempted ordination of women.
The absence of both figures from the agenda appears to be a break from tradition and is likely to raise concerns about partisanship.
The Catholic Church sees the work of entrepreneurs as a response to a vocational calling to co-create with God.
ANALYSIS: Vance argues that Catholic political engagement should prioritize peace and economic stability alongside pro-life and religious liberty concerns.
The philosopher, remembered as a ‘genuine giant,’ pursued the truth and the harmony of faith and reason.
Some say the hiring guidance elevates secular ideology, while others argue it flows from the university’s Catholic identity.
A helpful glossary of key players and terms on the issue of immigration.
Converts and other Catholics took issue with the celebrity priest’s perceived dismissal of Vance’s views based on the vice president’s relative newness to Catholicism.
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