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I wrote this piece for The Cardinal Newman Society exhorting Fr. Jenkins, the President of Notre Dame to resist the HHS mandate with all he’s got. I think he is uniquely suited to fight this battle. Please check it out:… Continue Reading →
The University of Notre Dame’s football coach Brian Kelly had a rough day yesterday. A very rough day. His team had five turnovers at the worst possible times – many of them in the red zone. The loss is damaging… Continue Reading →
It’s been about two years since President Obama was honored by the University of Notre Dame. On that sad day, the university named after Our Lady had pro-life demonstrators arrested for trespassing while other demonstrators were ignored. Their prosecution has… Continue Reading →
The Faculty Senate of Notre Dame inexplicably and horrifyingly voted down a resolution of support for either Father Jenkins’s participation in the March for Life or the recommendations of his Task Force on Supporting the Choice for Life, according to… Continue Reading →
I loved this one from Michael Voris. He nailed this one.
This is bad news for those who have hope for Notre Dame University. Dr. Charles Rice has been writing a column for the Notre Dame Observer for many years. But this week, the editors refused to run his column on… Continue Reading →
OK. I was kind of back and forth on this one for a while. Fr. Jenkins, President of Notre Dame, who infamously invited and honored President Barack Obama on campus last year, joined hundreds of thousands of pro-lifers this week… Continue Reading →
A pro-choice multi-millionaire donated $4 million to Ave Maria University for a sports facility which will bear his name. Pewsitter asks “Ave Maria, a Poor Man’s Notre Dame?” and links to a story at Angel Queen: Tom Monaghan secured a… Continue Reading →
All in all I think at this point you’d have to say that President Obama’s trip to Notre Dame University has been a dud. A failure. It has hurt him politically. That honor from America’s most well known Catholic university… Continue Reading →
Dialogue. It’s a popular word right now. I think it’s partly popular because as long as dialogue continues, nobody has to actually take a stand or make a decision. We can avoid all those messy labels of right and wrong… Continue Reading →