Judge Says New Jersey County Can’t Exclude Churches from Historic Preservation Grant
Two churches in New Jersey have won a victory against county officials who were excluding them from a historic preservation grant program.
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Notre Dame’s New President Didn’t Make the Oath of Fidelity In Public — Why Not?
ANALYSIS: Canon law makes clear what incoming Catholic university presidents are and aren’t bound to do
Notre Dame’s New President Says University Must ‘Build Bridges’ in a Broken World
At his Sept. 13 inauguration, Father Bob Dowd announced that the university would go ‘need-blind’ and ‘loan-free’ for undergraduate students by replacing loans in financial aid packages with ‘gift aid.’
‘Thanks Be to God!’: Notre Dame Student’s Family Converts on Solemnity of the Assumption
Now that his family has followed into the Church, Smith observed this month that it was 'absolutely the enemies of the Church and of God that God paradoxically used' to bring them into the faith.
Notre Dame Religious Liberty Clinic Backs Lawsuit Against Church Grant Discrimination
For more than a decade after the fund was originally launched in 2003, churches were eligible for — and often received — funding from the trust, according to the plaintiffs.
Journalism That Matters: Justice Served at Notre Dame
EDITORIAL: A newspaper on campus at the University of Notre Dame won an important freedom-of-speech decision against a university professor who advocated for abortion rights.
Notre Dame University Website Celebrates ‘Pride Month’
The university's post also referenced President Joe Biden’s June 1 proclamation for “Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer Pride Month.
