America
June 22, 2021
On my podcast this week, professor Timothy O’Malley offers this insight: “If you want to know how Timothy O’Malley deals with this question of eucharistic coherence: Timothy O’Malley is very concerned about Timothy O’Malley.” This kind of self-reflection is essential for navigating the current debate.
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The Chronicle of Higher Education
June 21, 2021
The Rev. Austin Collins, a professor of sculpture at the University of Notre Dame, has been named vice president for mission engagement and church affairs.
The Wall Street Journal
June 20, 2021
A marvelous review in these pages last November inspired me to read a new book by O. Carter Snead, “What It Means to Be Human: The Case for the Body in Human Bioethics.”
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The Christian Science Monitor
June 18, 2021
“We hear all the time about divisions and polarization and culture wars and all that stuff. But this is a 9-0 ruling in a case involving religion and gay rights. And that’s significant,” says Richard Garnett, director of the Program on Church, State, and Society at the University of Notre Dame 91Ƶ of Law, referring to the foster parent case.
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USA Today
June 18, 2021
"It's been implicit in some of the things the court has been doing in recent years, especially in these COVID cases," said 龱ҲԱٳ, director of the University of Notre Dame law school program on church, state and society.
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Associated Press
June 18, 2021
David Campbell, a political science professor at the University of Notre Dame, said the bishops’ vote “reflects the fact that the same fault lines dividing all American voters also divide American Catholics — and Catholic leaders.”
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The Washington Post
June 18, 2021
Kathleen Cummings, a historian at the University of Notre Dame who runs the school’s Cushwa Center for the Study of American Catholicism, said the U.S. Catholic Church for many decades was defined more by questions of how and whether Catholicism — then mostly a faith of immigrants — could fit into America.
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Los Angeles Times
June 17, 2021
Notre Dame law professor Richard Garnett predicted the ruling will not be so limited.
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Bloomberg
June 17, 2021
“Hong Kong has been left with little free speech under the national security law, which is really aimed at silencing all dissent,” said Victoria Hui, an associate professor of political science at the University of Notre Dame.
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Catholic News Service
June 17, 2021
Richard Garnett, law school professor at the University of Notre Dame and director of the university’s Program on Church, State and Society, said the Supreme Court’s ruling will have a significant impact.
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USA Today
June 17, 2021
"It is striking, and telling, that the court's more liberal justices joined the court's decision," said 龱ҲԱٳ, director of the University of Notre Dame law school program on church, state and society. "Today's ruling illustrates that respect for religious freedom should not be a partisan, or left-right issue."
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Time
June 17, 2021
Legal scholars disagree about what the scale of the decision’s impact might be. “Today’s ruling is highly significant,” said Notre Dame Law 91Ƶ Professor Richard Garnett in a statement, pointing out that it veered from three decades of decisions that tended to disfavor religious liberty.
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