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The Church against Obamacare, cont'd
Cardinal Donald Wuerl, the archbishop of Washington, appeared on Fox News Sunday yesterday .
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My open letter to (liberal) Catholics
That's because 43 Catholic institutions have filed the largest legal action against any sitting president in the history of this Republic.
Ageing eyes hinder biometric scans
Identifying people by scanning the irises of their eyes may not be as reliable as some governments and the public might think.
HAGELIN: Religious freedom is real issue of mandate
The liberal machine known as the Obama administration continues to accuse the Republican Party - and conservatives in general - of waging a war on women.
U.S. Senate Candidate Wendy Long Stands With Cardinal Dolan (snip) Religious Freedom
U.S. Senate candidate Wendy Long stands with Cardinal Dolan, Harvard Law Professor Mary Ann Glendon, the University of Notre Dame, and all people of conscience to oppose the Obama administration's attack on religious liberty, calling on Sen.
Mercyhurst University has awarded tenure and promoted the following faculty members to associate professor: Juan Argaez, business; Clinton Jones, chemistry and biochemistry; Christy Rieger, English; Stephen Ousley, anthropology and archaeology; Robert von Thaden, religious studies; and Daliang Wang, world languages and cultures.
Catholic Bishops: 'We May Need to Witness to the Truth by Resisting the Law'
Having organized 43 plaintiffs-including the archdioceses of New York and Washington and the University of Notre Dame-to file 12 different lawsuits against the Obama administration last Monday alleging the administration is violating the religious freedom of Catholics, the Catholic bishops of the United States are now preparing Catholics for what ... (more)
Why Catholic bishops are so concerned
I wish to address once again the Health and Human Services implementation plan that is part of the Affordable Care Act.
A Wrinkle For Biometric Systems: Irises Change Over Time
But it seems that assumption is wrong. Researchers from the University of Notre Dame have found that irises do indeed change over time , enough so that the failure rate jumps by 153% over three years.
Son of pioneer family left most of his estate for a park 30 years ago. But it wasn't as simple as it seemed.
Trip raises awareness of rare disease
Greg Crawford, the dean of the College of Science at the University of Notre Dame, made a stop in Buffalo as part of his annual cross-country bike tour to raise awareness of Niemann-Pick Type C Disease.
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on Religion 05/26/2012: Colleges and Catholic Identity
St. Ignatius Loyola was clear from the beginning that a Jesuit education would involve more than texts and classrooms, teaching that students should "absorb along with their letters the morals worthy of a Christian." Thus, the motto of the Society of Jesus can be found in gilded letters across the front of Georgetown University's famous Gaston ... (more)
Church, others declare war againstbirth control 'Pearl Harbor' attack
If you want to use a historical metaphor to describe what has just happened, Pearl Harbor was attacked and now the side that received the first blow has responded with its own declaration of war.
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CONSTRUCT Keynoter to Relate Powerful Story of Haiti Earthquake's Impact
Dr. Tracy Kijewski-Correa, Linbeck associate professor of civil engineering at the University of Notre Dame and co-founder of Engineering2Empower, will share the story of LA©ogA ne, Haiti, a town devastated by the January 2010 earthquake, as the keynote speaker at CONSTRUCT 2012.
Diverse backgrounds prepare Fossil Ridge students for future
She got interested in the sport a number of years ago when her brother participated in the Ridge boxing club.
U.S. Senate Candidate Turner Supports Dolan In Obama Suit
Bob Turner, who hopes to become the GOP candidate for U.S. Senate, rarely misses an opportunity to hammer the president, and he's joined with a major Catholic university and Cardinal Timothy Dolan to do it this week.
Pool access for the disabled sparks controversy
An Indiana man accused of killing three women over the past decade has told police a tattoo on his arm marks the date of the earliest slaying.
Family sues school over girl's sex with coach
SOUTH BEND Former University of Notre Dame President Theodore Hesburgh plans to go fishing on his 95th birthday.
Argonne scientists uncover a photosynthetic puzzle
Quantum physics and plant biology seem like two branches of science that could not be more different, but surprisingly they may in fact be intimately tied.
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