Choking on Rights Talk
COMMENTARY: How do we rebuild a public space where truth-telling prevails over euphemism?
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Mary Ann Glendon Offers an Insider’s Look at 3 Papal Courts
BOOK PICK: ‘In the Courts of Three Popes’
Mary Ann Glendon: Scholar, Ambassador and Friend of the Unborn
The legal scholar and former ambassador to the Vatican will receive the inaugural Fiat Award from the GIVEN Institute
Honoring Heroes in a Time of Crisis
The honoring of people like Mary Ann Glendon and Raymond Flynn sends a message of faith, hope and love to a culture in crisis
Vatican Charities, Roe v. Wade Challenged, and the Global Growth of Catholicism
EWTN News in Depth discusses a possible challenge to Roe v. Wade at the U.S. Supreme Court and speaks with Mary Ann Glendon on religious freedom
Amy Coney Barrett, Mary Ann Glendon and the Feminine Genius
COMMENTARY: Glendon was at the center of the Catholic Church’s pushback against a kind of feminism that pitted women’s public contributions against their mission in the family and culture.
Mary Ann Glendon Is Inspired by the ‘Call to Service’
The former ambassador to the Holy See outlines her new role working for her former research assistant, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, as the chairwoman of the Commission on Unalienable Rights.
Mary Ann Glendon: What the Evangelium Vitae Medal Means to Me
Notre Dame’s Center for Ethics and Culture recognized Glendon for all her work to proclaim what St. John Paul II called ‘the Gospel of Life.’
Notre Dame to Honor Mary Ann Glendon and Sister Norma Pimentel
The university will recognize Glendon and Sister Norma for their exemplary commitment to the Church’s teaching on human life and dignity.
