<p>Your browser does not support iframes.</p>The Cardinal Newman SocietyRenewing Catholic higher ed. BECOME A FAN......OR A FOLLOWERGET CATHOLIC CAMPUS NEWS VIA E-MAILBECOME A SUPPORTERThe Cardinal Newman Societyis..."...a public conscience for Catholic higher education,"Father Matthew Lamb, Ave Maria University"...a voice crying out in the wilderness,"Father Benedict Groeschel, CFR"...simply one of the most effective Catholic apostolates in America,"Brian St. Paul, editor InsideCatholic.comFounded in 1993, The Cardinal Newman Society (CNS) is dedicated to renewing and strengthening Catholic identity at America's 224 Catholic colleges and universities. The Society focuses its work on assisting students, alumni and school officials; urging fidelity to the Magisterium...More about CNSThe Newman Guide to Choosing a Catholic CollegeThe Center for the Study of Catholic Higher Education
(10/7/09) "Faith and Reason in the Modern Catholic University" part of Catholic Intellectual Tradition series
The University of St. Thomas (UST) in Houston, Tex., hosted Daniel Cardinal DiNardo, Archbishop of the Galveston - Houston Archdiocese, for an evening lecture on October 1, 2009. The Cardinal’s talk, entitled “Faith and Reason in the Modern Catholic University”, examined “Pope John Paul II’s exhortation to the guardians of both faith and reason to provide appropriate sustenance for human beings.” Cardinal DiNardo also spoke on “the role of the Catholic university in promoting and sustaining the proper relationship between faith and reason.” The lecture was part of UST’s Catholic Intellectual Tradition Lecture Series which brings world-renowned scholars to the Houston campus to “explore the many ways in which people of faith shed light upon the meaning of human existence.” The University of St. Thomas is featured in The Newman Guide to Choosing a Catholic College, a free online resource, for its strong Catholic identity. Source: University of St. Thomas
