Many Catholics continue to live on the brink of abandoning the faith--too scandalized or too hurt by their experience of the Church. By God's grace, my book has helped many to find their way back to the faith, or to remain in a Church they were ready to abandon...
The ice chapel was great and an example of how ND is a place where students live their faith. It’s also a place where they appoint a nastily a pro-choice administrator, where admissions clearly tries to evade federal antidiscrimination law, and the Main Building consistently pressures the law school to change from the best center-right law school in the country to the 25th best liberal one. It’s a problem that’s been going on for so long that it’s essentially a campus tradition.
Fr. Dowd has a chance to show bold leadership here by abandoning the administrative conventional wisdom he inherited and by following the example of his students and brother CSCs whose creativity turned an ice storm into a Catholic witness.
Must read. Article by @NDSMCObserver editor-in-chief.
Notre Dame still produces so much good for the Catholic Church from all over campus.
Yet this one horrific mistake is threatening to destroy all of it.
If you don’t reverse this appointment, you will see more and more of your best Catholic faculty and best Catholic undergraduate applicants turn away. This has already started happening in the past few weeks.
“The world offers you comfort, but you were not made for comfort. You were made for greatness.” - Pope Benedict XVI
Be courageous, Notre Dame.
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A victim of clerical sexual abuse shared his story with Pope Leo XIV today.
“I didn’t hold back. I told him about the abuse,” said Ryan. The pope “just listened to me and then I put my questions to him and we spoke about each one at length.” https://t.co/w0IcgFUS1G
Just take 10 min to read this. "The only remedy to what we’re facing right now as a nation is humanization, the restoration of the belief that every single human life is unique and valuable and worth protecting."
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@eliseannallen Elise, my deepest condolences. I had occasion to interact with John over the years. What a great man of the Church, how he truly loved the Church by pursuing truth in his reporting and opining. May he rest in peace and may our Lord keep your heart in peace.
One of the things about excellence and virtue is that it doesn’t just stay in its lane. It compounds and spreads across all aspects of a life.
Always beautiful to see a good person (and a good family) achieve great things.
"Greater calm in the American everyday can yield an appetite for calming politics. Like a crown in a gutter, legitimacy and normalcy might be there for the taking — waiting for someone to simply pick them up." Indeed. https://t.co/Nqu8dd4UEg
Justice Alito: "What does it mean to be a man or woman?"
ACLU lawyer: "We do not have a definition for the Court."
Justice Alito: "How can a court determine whether there's discrimination on the basis of sex without knowing what sex means?
A badly damaged pickup truck in South Bend, Indiana drew attention and online jokes from people who couldn’t believe it was still on the road.
But with help from one local resident, strangers looked past the spectacle, came together to raise money for a replacement and made a real difference for the man who depended on it. @SteveHartmanCBS reports. https://t.co/NrQOI5TQnv
I just took action to tell President Trump there must be no flexibility when it comes to protecting the pro-life Hyde Amendment. https://t.co/lAC5hnbNpU
“You do need to become a person of substance, in order to have a long life that’s happy,” says Father Jonah Teller.
“If you want to get married, act like a good man now. If you want to get married, act like a good woman now. Somebody with honor, with principles that you are not willing to compromise on.”