In these troubling days, we recognize with heavy hearts that the events unfolding in Minneapolis do not reflect the values we hold dear as a Church and as a Nation. As Catholics, we believe that the dignity of human life is not dependent on legal or any other status.
PhD Student, Gabrielle McCoy, recently curated the "Voices of Revolution in South Carolina," exhibit at the South Carolina Historical Society in Charleston. It explores the experiences and perspectives of South Carolinians during the American Revolution. Nice work Gabby!
Say hello to PhD student Gabrielle McCoy. During her time in the program, Gabrielle has earned quite the reputation as both a dependable leader and a consistent example of what academic and professional excellence should look like. We are thankful for her diligence and passion.
"So may the New Year be a happy one to you, happy to many more whose happiness depends on you! So may each year be happier than the last, and not the meanest of our brethren or sisterhood debarred their rightful share, in what our Great Creator formed them to enjoy."
-Dickens 🔔
@EmmaIleenMev @UMDHistory @umdhua@umdsllc@umd_arhu Congratulations, Emma! I am so sorry we didn’t have the opportunity to give you & your classmates the send-off you earned with your hard work and remarkable resilience, but I hope you know how proud we are of you and how grateful I was to work with you. Bravo! 🐢🎓🎉
Check out my interview with @EmpireStateHist all about my book #LifebloodoftheParish on Catholic devotion in Brooklyn. As a New Yorker myself it’s really special to be featured in this video series on New York History 🗽🍎 #SmartinPublic
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