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U.S. Cardinals Raise Nearly $1.7 Million in Scholarships for CUA
5/13/2013
Five U.S. Catholic cardinals and 650 guests gathered in Washington, D.C. on Friday for the 24th American Cardinals Dinner. They raised nearly $1.7 million in scholarships for The Catholic University of America.

Bishop McFadden, Catholic Education Leader, Dies Suddenly
5/2/2013
Bishop McFadden served as Chairman for the Education Committee of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops. He was a strong proponent of Catholic identity in Catholic education at all levels.

Archbishop Lori to Address Mount St. Mary's University Graduates
4/25/2013
Mount St. Mary's University in Emmitsburg, Maryland, recently announced that Baltimore Archbishop William Lori will deliver the University's 205th commencement address on May 12.

Former Bishop to University of Notre Dame Passes Away
2/4/2013
Bishop John M. D'Arcy, both a fan and critic of the University of Notre Dame, passed away on Sunday. While he loved the University, he also found himself at odds publicly with decisions made by the school, particularly its presentation of The Vagina Monologues.

Bishop Joseph McFadden Describes Catholic Schools as Centers for New Evangelization
1/30/2013
In a statement commemorating Catholic Schools Week, Jan. 27 – Feb. 2, Harrisburg, Pa. Bishop Joseph McFadden acknowledged the vital work of Catholic schools and described them as centers for New Evangelization.

Bishop Finn Recognizes that National Catholic Reporter Isn’t “Catholic”
1/28/2013
Writing on the mission of Catholic media, Kansas City-Saint Joseph Bishop Robert Finn expressed his disappointment with the National Catholic Reporter’s failure to live up to its name.

Catholic Schools Celebrate Throughout the Week
1/28/2013
January 27 to February 2 is National Catholic Schools Week – a joint project of the National Catholic Education Association and the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops.

Bishops Announce Pro-Life ‘Prayer, Penance and Pilgrimage’
1/17/2013
The pro-life committee of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops is inviting us to prayer beginning Saturday, to end the terrible sin of abortion.

CNS Encourages Participation in Bishops’ Pro-Life Video Contest
1/17/2013
The Cardinal Newman Society is encouraging Catholic high schools to promote the U.S. bishops’ youth video contest commemorating Roe v. Wade.

Bishops Issue Ten Year Report on Ex corde Ecclesiae
1/11/2013
Ten years after the finalization of Ex corde Ecclesiae, the relationship between the U.S. bishops and Catholic colleges has led to increased cooperation over the last decade, according to a new report from the bishops.

Archbishop: Catholic Schools Should Be Different
12/18/2012
Archbishop Allen Vigneron of Detroit thinks that graduates from Catholic schools should be different. They should have “a conviction about the truth… a sense of order… [and] a sense of one’s purpose or mission.”

Bishops Call for Fasting, Prayer for Life, Marriage, Religious Liberty
12/17/2012
The United States bishops are calling Catholics to prayer, penance and sacrifice throughout the upcoming year, for the sake of renewing a culture of life, marriage and religious liberty in our country.

Bishop Morlino Bans Workshops by Professor, Campus Minister
12/14/2012
Two women with long-standing ties to a Catholic college in Wisconsin have been banned by Bishop Robert Morlino from holding workshops or providing spiritual direction at any Catholic churches in the 11-county diocese for diverging too far from Catholic teaching, according to news reports.

Faculty Blasts USD President, Bishop Defends
12/11/2012
The University of San Diego’s Faculty Senate passed a resolution blasting the president of the University for creating “a climate of apprehension and distrust” and accusing her of damaging the University’s reputation by upholding its Catholic identity and rescinding an invitation for an honorary fellowship to dissident British theologian Tina Beattie.

Archbishop Makes the Case for Theology Departments
12/10/2012
Theology should be at the heart of Catholic universities, Vancouver Archbishop J. Michael Miller recently told an audience at the University of St. Michael’s College at the University of Toronto.

Bishop Of Fort Wayne-South Bend Releases Statement on Notre Dame
12/7/2012
Bishop Kevin Rhoades of Ft. Wayne-South Bend issued a statement that was obtained by The Cardinal Newman Society concerning Notre Dame University’s recently announced plan recognizing a homosexual student organization.

Cardinal Burke to Chair Christendom College’s 35th Anniversary Honorary Dinner Committee
11/28/2012
Cardinal Raymond Burke, Prefect of the Supreme Tribunal of the Apostolic Signatura, will serve as the Chairman of the Honorary Dinner Committee for Christendom College’s 35th Anniversary Gala dinner.

Abp. Chaput: Year of Faith is Opportunity to Evangelize
11/27/2012
Archbishop Charles Chaput of Philadelphia said recently that the Year of Faith is an opportunity to counter the cultural relativism that plagues modern society and that has led many in the Church to deny Catholic teaching on important topics, according to The Catholic News Agency.

Abp. Chaput on Renewing the Church in The Year of Faith
11/19/2012
Archbishop Charles Chaput addressed the Catholic Life Congress this past weekend and spoke about the importance of education in Renewing the Church and Her Mission in the Year of Faith.

USCCB discussion on bishops and theologians gets delayed
11/14/2012
Due to the ever-changing nature of communications methods, the discussion the U.S. bishops were going to have on the relationship between bishops and theologians is being put on the back burner for now.

USCCB to discuss relations between bishops and theologians
11/8/2012
The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops will be meeting in Baltimore next week, and part of the agenda is a proposed document on the relationship between bishops and theologians.

USCCB launches new religious liberty site
11/5/2012
The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops has launched a new site on religious liberty called First American Freedom. Check it out, then share it on Facebook, Twitter and your other social media sites.

Fr. McBrien of Notre Dame Says Long Arm of Bishops Can’t Reach Catholic Colleges
10/29/2012
Many “progressive Catholics” remain in the Church only because they have found refuge on college campuses “where the long arms of a bishop cannot reach,” writes Fr. Richard McBrien, the Crowley-O’Brien Professor of Theology at the University of Notre Dame, in his latest screed against the Vatican and the U.S. bishops.

Reggie Kennedy Tells Anna Maria U: “Democratic Politics and Religion Were Intertwined.”
10/25/2012
Anna Maria College, a Catholic college in Massachusetts, finally heard pro-abortion rights Victoria Reggie Kennedy speak, according to news reports.

Cardinal Designate Earned Doctorate at Catholic University of America
10/25/2012
The Archbishop of Manila, who this week was named a cardinal by Pope Benedict XVI, earned his doctorate at The Catholic University of America. Cardinal-designate Luis Tagle, 55, of Manila, Philippines, was the youngest of six cardinals announced this week by Pope Benedict XVI.

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