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Senate confirms Catholic law professor as Asst. Secretary of State
Robert Destro, a law professor at Catholic University of America’s Columbus School of Law, was confirmed by the Senate as... Read more
Look to Newman for an education in friendship, Catholic students told
Friendship is a central part of how character and thought are formed, students at the Catholic University of America were... Read more
CEOs promise people before profits in new statement on 'Purpose of a Corporation'
A new commitment by business leaders to move past pure profit, and commit to employees, communities, and the environment, echoes... Read more
Forgiving the unforgivable: Exhibit highlights stories of abuse survivors
The Catholic University of America hosted a recent special exhibit to share the stories of survivors of clerical sexual abuse... Read more
‘Lay co-agents essential for Church leadership’ Detroit archbishop says
The role of the laity is crucial to the Church’s efforts to combat clerical sex abuse, Archbishop of Allen Vigneron... Read more
CUA president applauds students' decision to block porn
The president of The Catholic University of America has voiced his support for a student government resolution that asked the... Read more
Catholic University students vote to block porn
Students at The Catholic University of America have asked the administration to ban the top 200 pornography websites from its... Read more
Should fears about climate come before kids?
Recent discussion of millennial concerns began after Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) suggested that younger people might not have children because... Read more
Without God society has lost its humanity, Gomez warns conference
Society and humanity have removed God from daily life, and in doing so lost their purpose and sense of self,... Read more
Lessons on the sexual abuse crisis from marriage and the cross
The Church can look to marriage and the cross for insights into restoring trust and addressing the sexual abuse crisis,... Read more
What does ‘for the life and health of the mother’ mean in abortion law?
New York’s newly-signed abortion law permits abortion for any reason up until the 24th week of a pregnancy, and then... Read more
CUA social work dean resigns over Kavanaugh tweets
A professor at The Catholic University of America has resigned as head of the university’s social work department, after a... Read more
Embryonic IQ tests could ‘screen’ for less intelligent children, firm says
A company claims to have developed a new test that will permit parents to test and screen embryos for intelligence... Read more
Catholic universities withdraw honorary degrees from McCarrick
Two Catholic universities have withdrawn honorary degrees from Archbishop Theodore McCarrick, amid numerous allegations of sexual assault and misconduct. Read more
Priest says new degree in Church administration builds servant-leaders
Seminaries will train priests in theology and philosophy, but how does priestly formation in the U.S. handle the business side... Read more
CUA board approves much-debated academic renewal plan
A hotly-debated renewal plan for the Catholic University of America, which included the elimination of 35 faculty positions, the reorganization... Read more
CUA appoints new dean of music, drama, and art
The Catholic University of America announced Tuesday that Jacqueline Leary-Warsaw has been appointed dean of the university's school of music. Read more
What a CUA symposium said about ‘Humanae Vitae’
The Catholic University of America played host last week to a symposium celebrating the 50th anniversary of Blessed Paul VI’s... Read more
Wuerl: On ‘Humanae Vitae’ anniversary, we renew fidelity to the pope
“The Church, from the very beginning, has always recognized the special and unique role of Peter,” said Cardinal Donald Wuerl... Read more
Catholic college contingents head to the March for Life
The 45th annual March for Life will take place in Washington, D.C. on Jan. 19, and hundreds of thousands of... Read more
