On Women and the Waterfront: Scholars Explore Catholic New York
In 1643, a Jesuit priest visited the Dutch fur-trading outpost that would become New York…
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Religious Women Influenced 19th Century Catholic Hospitals
Hospitals created and run by Roman Catholic sisters of 19th century New York defined the…
The Virgin’s Tears: Continuities in Early Modern Catholicism
The emotion of the Blessed Virgin Mary has always been a potent symbol for Christians.…
Bishop: Lay Ecclesial Ministry Critical to Future of the Church
A prominent bishop told a gathering of more than 200 clergy, faculty and lay ministers…
Sapientia et Doctrina: The Primacy of Sapientia
I invite you to imagine a letter home from a freshman at a university: Dear…
Mary, Queen of Scots, an Iconic Figure, Scholar Says
Mary, Queen of Scots, the 16th century monarch who has been considered both a woman…
GRE to Honor Cable Television’s God Squad
Rabbi Marc Gellman and Monsignor Thomas Hartman, hosts of the cable television show “God Squad”…
Cardinal Dulles Offers Insights Into Ecclesiology of Pope
Avery Cardinal Dulles, S.J., called Pope Benedict XVI a leader who maintains a great sense…
Global Economy Affects National, Local Poverty
It is no longer possible to interpret poverty on a “one-dimensional” level, according to the…
Scholar to Discuss Orthodoxy and American Culture
NEW YORK— Albert J. Raboteau, Ph.D., Henry W. Putnam Professor of Religion at Princeton University,…