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Driven by personal warmth and faithful prayer, John Cavadini successfully preserved and strengthened Notre Dame’s core Catholic identity.
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Incorporating Eastern Catholic liturgical traditions and concepts like theosis can help enrich the Latin Church.
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Fr. Gerald E. Murray begins a new series on the Catechism of the Catholic Church with the Faith & Reason Institute. Be sure to subscribe to receive notice each time a new video is released.
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Trace the thought and influence of St. Augustine in the Catholic Tradition with a special focus on how his legacy has shaped and inspired our new pope, Leo XIV.
A course based on Fr. Gerald E. Murray's book-length interview with Diane Montagna, navigating the crises facing the Catholic Church and society.
Robert Royal guides the student through St. Augustine's classic and highly personal book the Confessions.
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