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“Most of us have a profound appreciation for our mothers that transcends description,” begins Dr. S.

Whenever the matter of mandatory priestly discipline arises, the arguments put forth in its defense are typically practical in nature, touching on matters pastoral or even financial, but seldom theological. Recognizing this shortcoming in the ongoing discussion, Rev.

Following the 2013 publication of her first children’s book, Monica Estill (’98) has recently released her first coloring book,

“There is a wisdom that belongs to idiots,” alumni author Sean Fitzpatrick (’02). “Don Quixote may be mad, but there are forms of madness that are divine.”

In honor of the 100th anniversary of the founding of the National Park Services, Dr.

In honor of St.

In the pages of the Catholic Business Journal, Joseph O’Brien (’93) profiles three Catholic priests who are, as he puts it, “making confession a hallmark of their ow

On January 25 a Texas grand jury indicted David Daleiden and Sandra Merritt of the Center for Medical Progress (CMP), the organization that exposed Planned Parenthood’s program of fetal organ-harvesting.