Notre Dame’s Theology Rises by Reclaiming ‘a Full Catholic Vision’
The University of Notre Dame’s theology program has ranked No. 1 worldwide four times in six years — and some say its fidelity to the Catholic faith is key to its success.
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Synod on Synodality: Guiding Document Skirts Hot-Button Topics, but Does It ‘Open the Door’ to Big Changes?
Theologians warn that open-ended proposals and questionable theological foundations in the new text could allow activists to push forward controversial agendas.
The Need for a Deeper Theology of Synodality
COMMENTARY: Without explicit clarification, the synthesis document of the recent Synod on Synodality seems to teeter on a Protestant understanding of ministry, where all ministry flows from baptism, and a correspondingly Protestant ecclesiology, which is essentially baptismal and only secondarily Eucharistic, if at all.
Unfulfilled Legacies of Vatican II: The Renewal of Scripture Study and Marian Theology
COMMENTARY: While most of the conversation about the Council focuses on its connection with the past, there are at least two important areas where we still need to realize its future.
St. Irenaeus, the Church’s New Doctor: What’s His Significance Today, and Who’s Next?
ROUNDTABLE: The Register speaks with theologians Tracey Rowland, Father Thomas Joseph White, John Cavadini, and Matthew Bunson for their thoughts on St. Irenaeus of Lyon being declared a Doctor of the Church.
Catholic Identity and the Core Curriculum at Notre Dame
The university is currently engaged in a review of its curriculum, at a time when Catholic identity remains a hot-button issue at U.S. Catholic colleges.
