Human Life Review – “Presidential Politics and the Death of Character”
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No Fees Charged for Seminarians Who Attend Priests, Deacons, Seminarians Retreat
No Fees Charged for Seminarians Who Attend Priests, Deacons, Seminarians RetreatFebruary 16, 2016 STEUBENVILLE, OH—A benefactor with a great love for the priesthood is making it affordable for any seminarian to attend the Priests, Deacons, Seminarians Retreat, June 20-24, at Franciscan University of Steubenville. The offer covers the cost of registration, and on-campus room and…
The Chronicle of Higher Education – “A Violation of Trust at Mt. St. Mary’s University”
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Portiuncula Re-designated as an Indulgence Site
Portiuncula Re-designated as an Indulgence SiteFebruary 11, 2016 STEUBENVILLE, OH— The tiny Portiuncula Chapel at Franciscan University of Steubenville has been re-designated by the Vatican as a place where the faithful can receive a plenary indulgence—an elimination of the temporal punishment due to sin. The special designation comes in the form of a decree originally…
Crisis – “Well Being vs Well Feeling: On Defining True Happiness”
In the twenty years since the publication of Deal Hudson’s marvelous book Happiness and the Limits of Satisfaction, the eclipse of Greek and Christian ideas about happiness by the pursuit of pleasure, of “well-feeling” rather than “well-being,” has only advanced.
Four Professors Honored at Faculty Reception
Four Professors Honored at Faculty ReceptionFebruary 08, 2016 STEUBENVILLE, OH—Four Franciscan University professors received awards for their dedication to teaching, scholarship, and service during a faculty reception on Monday, February 1, at Franciscan University. Dr. James Coyle was awarded the status of Associate Professor Emeritus for his 33 years of faithful service to Franciscan University.…
Crisis Magazine – “Can a Business Leader Understand a Catholic University?”
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Catholic World Report – “Have We Blurred the Boundaries Between the Laity and the Ordained?”
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Crisis Magazine – “The New Literalism and Fundamentalism”
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