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In His Saintly Patience, John Henry Cardinal Newman Lifts Up The Church’S People, Michael W. Higgins
In His Saintly Patience, John Henry Cardinal Newman Lifts Up The Church’S People, Michael W. Higgins
Mission Integration & Ministry Publications
This Oct. 13, John Henry Cardinal Newman will be made a saint. It’s about time.
A Victorian of immense productivity in a generation of prolific high-achievers, Newman is of special significance at this moment for two reasons: his championing of the role of the laity in Catholicism, and his penetrating insights into the nature of the university and the liberal arts.
Sacred Heart University Chapel: Celebrating 10 Years, 2009-2019, Office Of Mission And Catholic Identity
Sacred Heart University Chapel: Celebrating 10 Years, 2009-2019, Office Of Mission And Catholic Identity
Mission Integration & Ministry Publications
The 10th Anniversary 2019 Edition. The Chapel of the Holy Spirit was dedicated on September 27, 2009.
The Martyrdom Of Thomas Merton: An Investigation (Book Review), Michael W. Higgins
The Martyrdom Of Thomas Merton: An Investigation (Book Review), Michael W. Higgins
Mission Integration & Ministry Publications
Journalists Hugh Turley and David Martin are not investigative journalists of the stature of Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein and they did not have the resources or the backing the latter had when they wrote their exposés of political skullduggery and ethical malfeasance. But they do benefit from the pioneering work of Seymour Hersh, whose 1974 disclosure of CIA spying practices on antiwar activists provides some underpinning to their central thesis in The Martyrdom of Thomas Merton.