David P. Long, J.C.D.

“It’s amazing what one can accomplish when one doesn't know what one can't do.”

[David P. Long, J.C.D. @dpl1975]

The last time Georgetown men’s basketball started a season 4–0 was 2017–18, Patrick Ewing’s first year as HC, beating Jacksonville, Mount St. Mary’s, Maryland Eastern Shore, and Richmond. This current 4–0 start includes a road win over Maryland and Clemson at home.

[David P. Long, J.C.D. @dpl1975]

Looking forward to continuing this conversation!

Find the interview here: https://t.co/sLEoVa786g

Explore the book here: https://t.co/NpCLHaIVlF

#CatholicStudies #CanonLaw #JohnHenryNewman #CUAPress #Theology #Development

[David P. Long, J.C.D. @dpl1975]

I'm honored and excited to be interviewed by CUA Press about my book, Newman, Canon Law, and Development. I am also grateful for the opportunity to share how St. John Henry Newman's thought continues to inspire new insights at the intersection of theology, law, and tradition.

[David P. Long, J.C.D. @dpl1975]

Join me and make a gift to Founders Day! As Dean of the School of Professional Studies, I would be most appreciative for any support you can provide to SPS so we can continue our work in service to the Church and the nation! #SPS #CUA #CUFoundersDay https://t.co/ECoJwfRI3g

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We are proud to announce the release of "Fruits of the Vine: The Economic Impact of the Catholic Church in Minnesota," a report commissioned by the Minnesota Catholic Conference and sponsored by IPR. You can read the full report at https://t.co/9g1ZY7cXwP.

[David P. Long, J.C.D. @dpl1975]

May this be a year of academic achievement and personal growth, and may you take to heart the words of Benjamin Franklin: "Without continual growth and progress, such words as improvement, achievement, and success have no meaning."

@CUAmsps @CatholicUniv @tucsoncatholicu

[David P. Long, J.C.D. @dpl1975]

Welcome to all of our students in the Metropolitan School of Professional Studies and The Catholic University of America-Tucson on this first day of classes at The Catholic University of America.

@CUAmsps @CatholicUniv @tucsoncatholicu

[David P. Long, J.C.D. @dpl1975]

I am very humbled and excited to share this news, and I am looking forward to the new challenges and opportunities to serve the @CatholicUniv and @tucsoncatholicu communities that this position will bring! #MetropolitanSchoolofProfessionalStudies

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Classes scheduled tomorrow are not canceled. Classes scheduled to start before 10:00 AM will be held according to the faculty member’s instructional continuity plan.

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Supervisors are authorized to approve unplanned leave where they can for employees for tomorrow. For positions that support Work from Home, employees may choose to Work from Home at their supervisor's discretion rather than using unplanned leave.

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In light of the weather conditions that are forecasted for the District of Columbia and surrounding counties this evening and tomorrow morning, The Catholic University of America campus will open at 10:00 AM on Tuesday, January 16, 2024.

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The Pope also encourages that the ethical dimensions of AI, including issues of privacy, prejudice, and impact on human dignity, be addressed in the sphere of education and in the development of international law.

[The Institute for Policy Research (IPR) @IPRatCatholicU]

The Holy Father’s Message was released on December 14 at a conference given at the Holy See Press Office. The Pope’s Message, divided into eight sections, examines the question of the progress of science and technology as a path to peace and reflects on the future of AI.

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Senior Fellow Dr. Maryann Cusimano Love recently represented the Holy See at the second Meeting of States Parties to the Treaty to Prohibit Nuclear Weapons. After that meeting, the Holy See requested representatives post Pope Francis’ World Day of Peace message on AI and Peace.

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@NoContextHumans 120

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@manvillemade The Whale!

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