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Pope Benedict XVI

Pope Benedict XVI
New Book Features Pope Benedict XVI's Talks on Education and Culture
4/26/2013
Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI spoke repeatedly about the nature and purpose of education during his pontificate.  Following the Holy Father's resignation last month, the Church was left with a voluminous amount of speeches and writings on the topics of culture and education.


Alumni Help University of Dallas Students Attend Popular Rome Semester
4/12/2013
The semester in Rome program run by the University of Dallas is "widely respected as one of the best in higher education," according to our recommendation of UD at TheNewmanGuide.com.


University of Dallas Student Reflects on Papal Election
3/15/2013
A University of Dallas student, Amy Sullivan, studying in Rome, reflects on the historic days at the Vatican.


Prayers in Thanksgiving for Pope Francis
3/13/2013
In your charity, please pray for the renewal of Catholic education and for our new Holy Father, Pope Francis!


University Students Honor Pope Emeritus
3/12/2013


Chapel Filled Beyond Capacity for Adoration at UST (Minn.)
3/8/2013
Students at the University of St. Thomas, in St. Paul, Minn. gathered for a Mass of Thanksgiving for the Pontificate of Pope Benedict XVI and to inaugurate Eucharistic adoration for the spring semester. The chapel was filled to capacity.


Religious Studies Professor Paints Pope's Tenure as "Troubled"
3/6/2013
Santa Clara University Religious Studies professor Elizabeth Drescher uses Pope Benedict XVI's resignation as an opportunity to find fault with his implementation of the Church's teachings.


Students from University of Dallas Are Hoping to Hear 'Habemus Papam'
3/4/2013
Students from the University of Dallas Italy campus are hoping to be present in St. Peter's Square when the new pope is elected some time this month, the University reports.


Georgetown University Fellow Suggests Mass Resignations from the Catholic Church
3/4/2013
Paul Elie, a senior fellow at Georgetown University, has suggested that Catholics resign from the Catholic Church en masse.


Wyoming Catholic College Announces Benedict XVI Fellowship Grants
3/1/2013
In honor of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, Wyoming Catholic College announces their Benedict XVI Fellowship Grants.


Special Prayer for Pope Benedict XVI
2/28/2013
The Cardinal Newman Society's chaplain prepared the following prayer for Pope Benedict XVI.  We are thankful for the Pope's ministry and ask God that he may be blessed in retirement.


Benedictine College to Honor Pope Benedict XVI with Mass and Bell Ringing
2/27/2013
Benedictine College plans to honor Pope Benedict XVI with prayer, Mass, and bell ringing on Feb. 28.


Symposium: Pope Benedict XVI’s Legacy on Catholic Higher Education
2/27/2013
In response to Pope Benedict XVI's resignation, several Catholic university presidents participated in an exclusive Cardinal Newman Society symposium examining the Holy Father's legacy on Catholic higher education.


Seton Hall University Hosts Colloquium on the Legacy of Pope Benedict XVI
2/27/2013
This evening, Seton Hall University in South Orange, NJ is hosting a colloquium on the legacy of Pope Benedict XVI.


Ave Maria University Hosts Events to Honor Pope Benedict XVI
2/27/2013
In honor of Pope Benedict XVI, Ave Maria University is hosting a number of events taking place Feb. 26 and Feb. 27.


CUA Fields a Flurry of Media Calls about the Conclave
2/22/2013
In light of Pope Benedict XVI's upcoming resignation, and the conclave, The Catholic University of America has been receiving a great deal of media attention.


University Personnel Praise Pope Benedict XVI's Role in Strengthening Catholic Higher Education
2/19/2013
The Catholic University of America president John Garvey and University of Dallas historian Susan Hanssen reflect on Pope Benedict XVI's role in strengthening Catholic higher education.


CNS Board Member Kathryn Lopez Moderates Panel on Pope Benedict XVI's Resignation
2/13/2013
CNS board member Kathryn Jean Lopez is moderating a panel discussion today at the Catholic Information Center on Pope Benedict XVI's resignation.


University Faculty and Presidents React to News of Pope Benedict XVI's Resignation
2/12/2013
Catholic university presidents and faculty reacted with surprise and admiration towards Monday's news of Pope Benedict XVI's resignation. Others took the opportunity to attack his legacy.


Pope Benedict Was Champion of Catholic Education Renewal
2/11/2013
The Cardinal Newman Society is saddened that Pope Benedict XVI’s declining health will cause him to resign from the papacy on February 28, 2013.  Throughout his pontificate, the Holy Father has led by example, and does so again with this heroic act of humility and love for his Petrine ministry and our Holy Mother Church.


College of Saint Mary Magdalen President George Harne Pledges Fidelity to Pope Benedict XVI
2/8/2013
College of Saint Mary Magdalen President George Harne pledged his fidelity to Pope Benedict XVI at the third annual Ex Corde Presidents' Roundtable and Forum at Christendom College.


Christendom College to Host Ex corde Ecclesiae Presidents Roundtable
1/29/2013
On February 1-2, Christendom College will welcome Catholic college and university presidents to its Front Royal, Va., campus as it hosts the Ex corde EcclesiaePresidents’ Roundtable.


NCReporter Floats Two Profs as Possible Vatican Ambassadors
1/8/2013
The Obama administration, entering into its second term, is reportedly searching for a new Vatican Ambassador since former ambassador Miguel Diaz resigned to take  a position as professor of faith and culture at the University of Dayton.


Cardinal Newman Society Board Member at Vatican
12/14/2012
The Cardinal Newman Society board member Kathryn Lopez was at the Vatican and had an opportunity to meet the Pope this week as part of the International Congress on Ecclesia in America.


Pope Benedict XVI Speaks on Importance of Values in Education
12/13/2012
In an address to diplomats, the Pope this morning focused on the theme of education, saying that much of what ails society today can be traced back to a lack of values in our educational institutions, according to The Vatican News Service.


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