“It is a great time to be a Catholic institution,” ACCU’s president declared, “because people are yearning for the values-based education we provide.”
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Pope Leo explained that in “a welcoming environment, students can express their deep desire to understand and to make sense of reality.”
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Fostering critical thinking at Catholic universities can counter ‘false teachers,’ pope says
by Carol Glatzby Carol GlatzReason, memory and critical thinking are “fundamental for both faith and mission,” the pope told students from the pontifical universities of Rome.
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The pope called St. John Henry Newman “a shining example of a scholar” who “showed the inseparability of faith and reason” in both his works and his life.
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Donning hard hats, Archbishop Hebda, students help raise wall for Pope Leo Village in St. Paul
by Joe Ruffby Joe RuffThe interfaith, multicity affordable housing initiative was “inspired by the first U.S.-born pope, and his commitment to service and social justice.”
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Grads hear faith-filled words of encouragement, challenges to take into world beyond campus
by OSV Newsby OSV NewsAmong those with words of wisdom for graduates was none other than Pope Leo, who had a message May 19 for the class of 2026 at Villanova University.
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“Decisions about campus operations are made on an ongoing basis, guided by official updates and the evolving situation,” the school said.
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“There’s just a tremendous opportunity to see Regis into the next 150 years, and it’s truly a blessing and an honor to be able to lead in this capacity.”
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“Principles of human dignity and compassion are discarded in favor of a calculus that values the acquisition of wealth, military power” and stoking divisions.
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Be prophetic sign of communion, fraternity, pope tells Lateran University
by Cindy Woodenby Cindy WoodenThe university currently has about 130 professors and just over 1,000 students, mainly studying philosophy, theology, civil law and canon law.
