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	; [http://www.vatican.va/archive/ENG1104/__P2R.HTM Can. 833]		; [http://www.vatican.va/archive/ENG1104/__P2R.HTM Can. 833]
	: The following are '''personally bound to make a profession of faith''', according to the formula approved by the Apostolic See in the presence of the Chancellor or, in the absence of the Chancellor, the local Ordinary, or the delegates of either:		: The following are '''personally bound to make a profession of faith''', according to the formula approved by the Apostolic See in the presence of the Chancellor or, in the absence of the Chancellor, the local Ordinary, or the delegates of either:
	:* the rector of an ecclesiastical or catholic university, at the beginning of the term of office--in the presence of the rector if he is a priest, or of the local Ordinary or the delegates of either;		:* the rector of an ecclesiastical or catholic university, at the beginning of the term of office — in the presence of the rector if he is a priest, or of the local Ordinary or the delegates of either;
	:* those who in any universities teach subjects which deal with faith or morals, at the beginning of their term of office; ...		:* those who in any universities teach subjects which deal with faith or morals, at the beginning of their term of office; ...

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	== Links ==		== Links ==
	* [http://www.thenewmanguide.com/ The Newman Guide to Catholic Colleges]		* [http://www.thenewmanguide.com/ The Newman Guide to Catholic Colleges]
	* [http://www3.canisius.edu/~moleski/handouts/conversations_2008.pdf "Other than that, Mrs. Lincoln, how did you like the play?"]--a diatribe on the desecration of Catholic Universities.		* [http://www3.canisius.edu/~moleski/handouts/conversations_2008.pdf "Other than that, Mrs. Lincoln, how did you like the play?"] — a diatribe on the desecration of Catholic Universities.

	[[Category:Catholic Universities]]		[[Category:Catholic Universities]]
	[[Category:Culture Wars]]		[[Category:Culture Wars]]

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Characteristics of Organization and Administration

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	In fine, the Catholic university of the future will be a true modern university but specifically Catholic in profound and creative ways for the service of society and the people of God.		In fine, the Catholic university of the future will be a true modern university but specifically Catholic in profound and creative ways for the service of society and the people of God.

			== John Henry Newman ==
			In ''Idea of a University,'' Newman said that if we remove God from the curriculum, then other things will try to take God's place as the highest good in life.

	== Links ==		== Links ==

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Interdisciplinary Dialogue in the Catholic University

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	Theology needs this dialogue in order:		Theology needs this dialogue in order:

	A) to enrich itself from the other disciplines;		* to enrich itself from the other disciplines;
	B) to bring its own insights to bear upon the problems of modern culture; and		* to bring its own insights to bear upon the problems of modern culture; and
	C) to stimulate the internal development of the disciplines themselves.		* to stimulate the internal development of the disciplines themselves.

	In a Catholic university all recognized university areas of study are frankly and fully accepted and their internal autonomy affirmed and guaranteed. There must be no theological or philosophical imperialism; all scientific and disciplinary methods, and methodologies, must be given due honor and respect. However, there will necessarily result from the interdisciplinary discussions an awareness that there is a philosophical and theological dimension to most intellectual subjects when they are pursued far enough. Hence, in a Catholic university there will be a special interest in interdisciplinary problems and relationships. ...		In a Catholic university all recognized university areas of study are frankly and fully accepted and their internal autonomy affirmed and guaranteed. There must be no theological or philosophical imperialism; all scientific and disciplinary methods, and methodologies, must be given due honor and respect. However, there will necessarily result from the interdisciplinary discussions an awareness that there is a philosophical and theological dimension to most intellectual subjects when they are pursued far enough. Hence, in a Catholic university there will be a special interest in interdisciplinary problems and relationships. ...


	==== The Catholic University as the Critical Reflective Intelligence of the Church ====		==== The Catholic University as the Critical Reflective Intelligence of the Church ====

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	: The statement, drawn up and signed by a group of Catholic educators led by University of Notre Dame president Fr. Theodore Hesburgh, CSC, had as its purpose defining the relationship between the modern American university and the Church, and between the Catholic university and American intellectual life. Characterized by historian Philip Gleason as a "declaration of independence from the hierarchy," the statement provoked a decades-long debate over the character of American Catholic higher education. For supporters, "The Idea of the Catholic University" was a long overdue statement of Catholic educators' agreement with the tenets of American academia, such as academic freedom, and their willingness to contribute fully to the nation's intellectual life. For critics, the manifesto dangerously divorced the Catholic university from the life of faith and set in motion a deplorable decline in the Catholic identity of American institutions of higher education.		: The statement, drawn up and signed by a group of Catholic educators led by University of Notre Dame president Fr. Theodore Hesburgh, CSC, had as its purpose defining the relationship between the modern American university and the Church, and between the Catholic university and American intellectual life. Characterized by historian Philip Gleason as a "declaration of independence from the hierarchy," the statement provoked a decades-long debate over the character of American Catholic higher education. For supporters, "The Idea of the Catholic University" was a long overdue statement of Catholic educators' agreement with the tenets of American academia, such as academic freedom, and their willingness to contribute fully to the nation's intellectual life. For critics, the manifesto dangerously divorced the Catholic university from the life of faith and set in motion a deplorable decline in the Catholic identity of American institutions of higher education.

	=== ~~Excerpts~~ ===
			=== Preamble ===
	* [http://archives.nd.edu/episodes/visitors/lol/idea.htm "Statement on the Nature of the Contemporary Catholic University,"] Land O'Lakes, Wisconsin, July 23, 1967.		* [http://archives.nd.edu/episodes/visitors/lol/idea.htm "Statement on the Nature of the Contemporary Catholic University,"] Land O'Lakes, Wisconsin, July 23, 1967.

	~~==== Preamble ====~~
	... The group clearly recognized that the presence of and active participation by persons who are not Catholics in the Catholic university community are most desirable and, indeed, even necessary to bring authentic universality to the Catholic university itself. Those of other views, whether students, faculty members, or administrators, bring rich contributions from their own various traditions. They also insure by their active participation the seriousness and integrity of the search for understanding and commitment. The group, however, makes no attempt to describe herein how this desirable participation of others than Catholics can be integrated with the Catholic community of learners as described in this document, so that, in fact, their participation would make the Catholic university a Catholic-sponsored pluralistic society. ...		... The group clearly recognized that the presence of and active participation by persons who are not Catholics in the Catholic university community are most desirable and, indeed, even necessary to bring authentic universality to the Catholic university itself. Those of other views, whether students, faculty members, or administrators, bring rich contributions from their own various traditions. They also insure by their active participation the seriousness and integrity of the search for understanding and commitment. The group, however, makes no attempt to describe herein how this desirable participation of others than Catholics can be integrated with the Catholic community of learners as described in this document, so that, in fact, their participation would make the Catholic university a Catholic-sponsored pluralistic society. ...

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 :â€Ž"You may dazzle the mind with a thousand brilliant discoveries of natural science; you may open new worlds of knowledge which were never dreamed of before; yet, if you have not developed in the soul of the pupil strong habits of virtue which will sustain her in the struggle of life, you have not educated her, but only ...put in her hand a powerful instrument of self-destruction."
-== Sold to the highest bidder ==
+== Excerpts from the Land o' Lakes Conference ==
 ; [http://www.catholichistory.net/Events/LandOLakesStatement.htm Catholic History, "Land o' Lakes Statement."]
 : The statement, drawn up and signed by a group of Catholic educators led by University of Notre Dame president Fr. Theodore Hesburgh, CSC, had as its purpose defining the relationship between the modern American university and the Church, and between the Catholic university and American intellectual life. Characterized by historian Philip Gleason as a "declaration of independence from the hierarchy," the statement provoked a decades-long debate over the character of American Catholic higher education. For supporters, "The Idea of the Catholic University" was a long overdue statement of Catholic educators' agreement with the tenets of American academia, such as academic freedom, and their willingness to contribute fully to the nation's intellectual life. For critics, the manifesto dangerously divorced the Catholic university from the life of faith and set in motion a deplorable decline in the Catholic identity of American institutions of higher education.
 * [http://archives.nd.edu/episodes/visitors/lol/idea.htm "Statement on the Nature of the Contemporary Catholic University,"] Land O'Lakes, Wisconsin, July 23, 1967.
 == Links ==

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	== Links ==		== Links ==
	* [http://www.thenewmanguide.com/ The Newman Guide to Catholic Colleges]		* [http://www.thenewmanguide.com/ The Newman Guide to Catholic Colleges]
	* [http://www3.canisius.edu/~moleski/handouts/conversations_2008.pdf "Other than that, Mrs. Lincoln, how did you like the play?"--a diatribe on the desecration of Catholic Universities.		* [http://www3.canisius.edu/~moleski/handouts/conversations_2008.pdf "Other than that, Mrs. Lincoln, how did you like the play?"]--a diatribe on the desecration of Catholic Universities.

	[[Category:Catholic Universities]]		[[Category:Catholic Universities]]
	[[Category:Culture Wars]]		[[Category:Culture Wars]]

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	;[http://www.vatican.va/news_services/liturgy/saints/ns_lit_doc_19880703_duchesne_en.html St. Rose Philippine Duchesne] (1769-1852), Society of the Sacred Heart of Jesus		;[http://www.vatican.va/news_services/liturgy/saints/ns_lit_doc_19880703_duchesne_en.html St. Rose Philippine Duchesne] (1769-1852), Society of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
	:â€Ž"You may dazzle the mind with a thousand brilliant discoveries of natural science; you may open new worlds of knowledge which were never dreamed of before; yet, if you have not developed in the soul of the pupil strong habits of virtue which will sustain her in the struggle of life, you have not educated her, but only ...put in her hand a powerful instrument of self-destruction."		:â€Ž"You may dazzle the mind with a thousand brilliant discoveries of natural science; you may open new worlds of knowledge which were never dreamed of before; yet, if you have not developed in the soul of the pupil strong habits of virtue which will sustain her in the struggle of life, you have not educated her, but only ...put in her hand a powerful instrument of self-destruction."

			== Sold to the highest bidder ==
			; [http://www.catholichistory.net/Events/LandOLakesStatement.htm Catholic History, "Land o' Lakes Statement."]
			: The statement, drawn up and signed by a group of Catholic educators led by University of Notre Dame president Fr. Theodore Hesburgh, CSC, had as its purpose defining the relationship between the modern American university and the Church, and between the Catholic university and American intellectual life. Characterized by historian Philip Gleason as a "declaration of independence from the hierarchy," the statement provoked a decades-long debate over the character of American Catholic higher education. For supporters, "The Idea of the Catholic University" was a long overdue statement of Catholic educators' agreement with the tenets of American academia, such as academic freedom, and their willingness to contribute fully to the nation's intellectual life. For critics, the manifesto dangerously divorced the Catholic university from the life of faith and set in motion a deplorable decline in the Catholic identity of American institutions of higher education.

			* [http://archives.nd.edu/episodes/visitors/lol/idea.htm "Statement on the Nature of the Contemporary Catholic University,"] Land O'Lakes, Wisconsin, July 23, 1967.

	== Links ==		== Links ==
	* [http://www.thenewmanguide.com/ The Newman Guide to Catholic Colleges]		* [http://www.thenewmanguide.com/ The Newman Guide to Catholic Colleges]
			* [http://www3.canisius.edu/~moleski/handouts/conversations_2008.pdf "Other than that, Mrs. Lincoln, how did you like the play?"--a diatribe on the desecration of Catholic Universities.

	[[Category:Catholic Universities]]		[[Category:Catholic Universities]]
	[[Category:Culture Wars]]		[[Category:Culture Wars]]

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The virtuous life

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	;[http://www.vatican.va/news_services/liturgy/saints/ns_lit_doc_19880703_duchesne_en.html St. Rose Philippine Duchesne] (1769-1852), Society of the Sacred Heart of Jesus		;[http://www.vatican.va/news_services/liturgy/saints/ns_lit_doc_19880703_duchesne_en.html St. Rose Philippine Duchesne] (1769-1852), Society of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
	:â€Ž"You may dazzle the mind with a thousand brilliant discoveries of natural science; you may open new worlds of knowledge which were never dreamed of before; yet, if you have not developed in the soul of the pupil strong habits of virtue which will sustain her in the struggle of life, you have not educated her, but only ...put in her hand a powerful instrument of self-destruction."		:â€Ž"You may dazzle the mind with a thousand brilliant discoveries of natural science; you may open new worlds of knowledge which were never dreamed of before; yet, if you have not developed in the soul of the pupil strong habits of virtue which will sustain her in the struggle of life, you have not educated her, but only ...put in her hand a powerful instrument of self-destruction."

			== Links ==
			* [http://www.thenewmanguide.com/ The Newman Guide to Catholic Colleges]

	[[Category:Catholic Universities]]		[[Category:Catholic Universities]]
	[[Category:Culture Wars]]		[[Category:Culture Wars]]

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	== ''Ex corde ecclesiae'' ==		== ''Ex corde ecclesiae'' ==
	[http://www.vatican.va/holy_father/john_paul_ii/apost_constitutions/documents/hf_jp-ii_apc_15081990_ex-corde-ecclesiae_en.html "Apostolic Constitution of the Supreme Pontiff John Paul II on Catholic Universities,"] 15 August 1990.		Original version on the Vatican website: [http://www.vatican.va/holy_father/john_paul_ii/apost_constitutions/documents/hf_jp-ii_apc_15081990_ex-corde-ecclesiae_en.html "Apostolic Constitution of the Supreme Pontiff John Paul II on Catholic Universities,"] 15 August 1990.

			Translated to wiki format: [[Ex corde ecclesiae]].

	== The virtuous life ==		== The virtuous life ==

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Profession of Faith

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	=== Profession of Faith ===		=== Profession of Faith ===

	;Can. 833		; [http://www.vatican.va/archive/ENG1104/__P2R.HTM Can. 833]
	: The following are '''personally bound to make a profession of faith''', according to the formula approved by the Apostolic See in the presence of the Chancellor or, in the absence of the Chancellor, the local Ordinary, or the delegates of either:		: The following are '''personally bound to make a profession of faith''', according to the formula approved by the Apostolic See in the presence of the Chancellor or, in the absence of the Chancellor, the local Ordinary, or the delegates of either:
	:* the rector of an ecclesiastical or catholic university, at the beginning of the term of office--in the presence of the rector if he is a priest, or of the local Ordinary or the delegates of either;		:* the rector of an ecclesiastical or catholic university, at the beginning of the term of office--in the presence of the rector if he is a priest, or of the local Ordinary or the delegates of either;