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Tribute To The Honorable Richard Sheppard Arnold For His Service As Chief Judge Of The United States Court Of Appeals For The Eighth Circuit, Richard W. Garnett

Journal Articles

The Honorable Richard S. Arnold was appointed by President Carter in October 1978 to the District Bench for the Eastern and Western Districts of Arkansas and elevated to the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit in 1980, where he serves with his brother, the Honorable Morris S. Arnold. Judge Richard Arnold served as Chief Judge of the Eighth Circuit from January 8, 1992 to April 17, 1998. A graduate of Yale College and Harvard Law School, Judge Arnold clerked for Justice William Brennan of the United States Supreme Court from 1960-1961. He was an associate at Covington …

Narrative And Client-Centered Representation: What Is A True Believer To Do When His Two Favorite Theories Collide?, John B. Mitchell

Clinical Law Review

By nature I am a somewhat skeptical person. I do not trust much of what is in the papers, except perhaps the box scores contained in the sports section. Nor am I tempted to send away $19.95 plus shipping and handling for some cream which, when rubbed over the surface of my faded and rust-pitted car, is promised to magically restore the paint to its original condition. Yet when it comes to theories of Narrative and Client-Centered Representation, I believe with all my heart and soul. In fact, it is probably fair to say that these theories provide the two …

Narrative And Client-Centered Representation: What Is A True Believer To Do When His Two Favorite Theories Collide?, John B. Mitchell

Faculty Articles

Professor Mitchell illustrates that Client-centered Representation does not simplistically reduce to a single admonition: Tell the client's story. The concept is far more nuanced than that. It incorporates a constellation of ideas. Listen to the client's story. Hear what they want. Try to be creative about ways to tell the story. Look for opportunities to bring their story into the legal process. At the same time, the attorney must join together to discuss any risks and problems which may result from various strategic choices, including the risks in even telling the story and whether those risks are worth it to …

Interview With Richard Eldridge, W. Desmond, Richard Thomas Eldridge

Philosophy Faculty Works

Desmond: Talking to Richard on the way over, I proposed that our discussion would focus on the theme of autonomy and embeddedness or relatedness. This is a recurrent concern in all of Richard’s writing. I thought it would be a good idea to look at this issue of autonomy and embeddedness in a variety of different forms, in relation to different philosophers that have influenced the work of Richard, but also in a variety of different domains such as ethics, aesthetics or literature, romanticism. In the latter the question of the interplay between art and religion also comes up as …

Working With Gay And Lesbian Students At Catholic Colleges And Universities: A Student Affairs Perspective, Sandra M. Estanek

Journal of Catholic Education

Controversy often surrounds issues of sexual ethics on campus. This article offers a helpful framework for consideration of one of today’s difficult issues: ministry to gay and lesbian students at Catholic institutions. By demonstrating how one may be faithful to Magisterial teaching, the Gospel command to love, and solid principles of human development and psychology, the author offers concrete steps for establishing and protecting a climate of conversation.

Vincentian Bibliography

Vincentiana

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Crusader, October, 30, 1998, College Of The Holy Cross

Student Newspapers

The student newspaper for the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Massachusetts. Articles include coverage of campus events and issues, sports, editorials and special features.

Is There A Secular Answer To Euthanasia, American Style?, Paul Conner, O.P.

Providence: Studies in Western Civilization

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Contributors, Providence College

Providence: Studies in Western Civilization

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Thinking Morally, Gerard V. Bradley

Journal Articles

The Way of the Lord Jesus, Vol. 3: Difficult Moral Questions. By Germain Grisez. Franciscan Press (217-228-5670). 927 pages. $35.

Here is a uniquely valuable work, practical and direct, written in plain English by a mature scholar who wears his immense learning lightly. The "difficult moral questions" it treats are two hundred in number, each with an Analysis and a Reply. (And there are two narrative Appendices.)

The Virtue Of Obedience, Philip L. Quinn

Faith and Philosophy: Journal of the Society of Christian Philosophers

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A Lesson From A Sarcastic Jesus, Dawn Nothwehr

Journal of Catholic Education

Mutuality is a salient feature of any spirituality that is authentically Catholic. While there are at least four different forms of mutuality, a comprehensive view of its various forms establishes mutuality as a formal moral norm for Christian conduct. As such, mutuality proves to be a vital incarnational principle that can assist Catholic educators in critically evaluating their ministry.

In Answer To Critics: The Revised, Final Version Of A Difficult Moral Question About Cooperation By Catholic Hospitals, Germain Grisez

The Linacre Quarterly

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Surgical Prophylactics For Ovarian Cancer (Spoc): An Ethical Inquiry, John F. Tuohey

The Linacre Quarterly

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'Still Spiritually Alive': Remembering Bernard Häring, Kathleen A. Cahalan

School of Theology and Seminary Faculty Publications

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Withdrawal Of Ddavp In The Persistent Vegetative State: A Hospital Ethics Committee Case Study, Joseph C. Howard

The Linacre Quarterly

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The Work Of The Catholic Physician As Pastoral Moral Educator, James Keating

The Linacre Quarterly

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Children As Experimental Subjects: A Review Of Ethical And Theological Issues, Mary Catherine Bolster

The Linacre Quarterly

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Commencement 1998, Sacred Heart University

Commencement Programs

Program for the Graduate and Undergraduate ceremonies held May 17, 1998.

Calvin Seminary Forum: April 1998, Calvin P. Van Reken, Henry Zwaanstra, Ronald J. Feenstra, Henry De Moor

Calvin Seminary Forum (1994-2001)

1 - “Christian and Reformed” - Calvin P. Van Reken
3 - “Being Reformed” - Henry Zwaanstra
4 - “What Makes Reformed Theology Distinctive” - Ronald J. Feenstra
6 - “Truth Within Four Walls” - Henry De Moor
8 - “The Worship Service” - Jacob D. Eppinga

Heads, Secularists Win; Tails, Believers Lose—Returning Only Free Exercise To The Political Process, Teresa Stanton Collett

University of Arkansas at Little Rock Law Review

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Sacred Heart University Magazine, Spring 1998, Sacred Heart University

Sacred Heart University Magazine

Featured: Cover story: Bishop Walter W. Curtis, 1913-1997 --Calendar --Pioneering women, on the 25th anniversary of Title IX --Shelley Lyford '97 is teaching English in Japan --Alumni profile on Barbara Susi '75 --Glass figure murals in the Pitt Center were created by Will Turey and called “Poetry in Motion — Start to Finish,” depicting the all-important spirit of motion in athletics --President Cernera will serve as the ringmaster of the 50th Anniversary Barnum Festival --Sacred Heart University Press has published its second book, Vatican II: The Continuing Agenda,a collection of essays on the Second Vatican Council --Sarah Hanna co-captain …

A Catholic Case For Vegetarianism, Andrew Tardiff

Faith and Philosophy: Journal of the Society of Christian Philosophers

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Interreligious Friendship: A New Theological Virtue, James L. Fredericks

Theological Studies Faculty Works

Today, in an effort to respond to their religiously pluralistic situation, Christians should recognize friendships with non-Christians as a theological virtue. The first section of this essay reviews some of the recent discussion of virtue theory, noting that virtues are enduring aspects of character that incorporate values and skills, have histories, and often act as correctives to vices. The second section reflects on friendship as a virtue, using Aristotle, Sartre, and Levinas, among others. The third section discusses interreligious friendship in particular as an example of a human excellence, a new virtue that incorporates values and skills and helps Christians …

Update - March 1998, Loma Linda University Center For Christian Bioethics

Update

In this issue:

-- Two centers cut ribbon at new quarters
-- The Hippocratic Oath: Is It Still Relevant?
-- The Hippocratic Oath (as translated by Ludwig Edlestein, 1943)
-- The Physician's Oath Loma Linda University School of Medicine
-- Christian Theology and the Hippocratic Oath
-- MA in Clinical Ethics
-- MA in Clinical Ministry

The 1996 Conference Of The Canadian Bioethics Society: Reflections, Moira Mcqueen, James L. Walsh

The Linacre Quarterly

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What's New In The Ethical And Religious Directives?, James F. Keenan

The Linacre Quarterly

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[Book Review Of] Theologies Of The Body: Human And Christian, By Benedict Ashley, O.P., Patrick Lee

The Linacre Quarterly

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Freedom And Truth In Veritatis Splendor And The Meaning Of Theonomy, Lois E. Malcolm

Faculty Publications

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Continuity And Plurality In Catholic Theology: Essays In Honor Of Gerald A. Mccool, S.J., Anthony J. Cernera, Ed.

Sacred Heart University Press Books

The essays gathered in the Festschrift, on the occasion of Father McCool's eightieth birthday, celebrate his life and contributions to the Church and the Catholic intellectual tradition.