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The Eucharist Orders us to the Poor
John C. Cavadini is a Professor of Theology at the University of Notre Dame, having served as Chair from 1997-2010. Since 2000 he has served as the Director of the McGrath...
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The Eucharist and the Making of Saints
Cyril O’Regan is the Huisking Professor of Theology at the University of Notre Dame. He specializes in systematic and historical theology, with specific interests in the...
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On American Jesuits, Catholicism, and Higher Education
John McGreevy is the Francis A. McAnaney Professor of History at Notre Dame and served as dean of the University’s College of Arts and Letters from 2008–2018. Specializing in...
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Healing Racism Through Faith
Preserving hope in the face of racism has been both challenging and elusive for Native Americans due to historical trauma from government policies of genocide, annihilation,...
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Linus, Cletus, Clement, and All the Saint of the Eucharistic Prayer
Timothy P. O’Malley is the director of education at the McGrath Institute for Church Life and academic director of the Notre Dame Center for Liturgy. He holds a concurrent...
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Putting Faith Into Action with the CST Minor
What do medical clinics in Haiti, payday loans, and an after school dance program have in common? The Catholic social tradition (CST) Minor through the Center for Social Concerns....
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Challenges to Poverty Eradication and Insights from CST
Charley Clark is a professor of economics and finance from St. John’s University who joined us at the recent Catholic Social Tradition Conference hosted by the Center for Social...
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Bridge Across Continents in Fellowship with the Poor
Cardinal Charles Maung Bo, S.D.B. is the Archbishop of Yangon, Myanmar and joined us at the recent Catholic Social Tradition Conference hosted by the Center for Social Concerns...
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From ‘Option for the Poor’ to Option By the Poor: Flint’s Water and the Problem of Political Will
Lack of political will can be seen when a moral truth about social justic is clear and persuasive, but people fail to take action because they are not invested. Lisa Sowle Cahill,...
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On What Grounds Can a Wage be Just or Unjust?
Dan Graff, Ph.D., the Director of the Higgins Labor Program at the Center, joins us today to discuss the question, on what grounds can a wage be just or unjust? It’s a question...
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Human Dignity, Refugees, and People on the Move
Clemens Sedmak, Ph.D. joins us on the Signs of the Times podcast today to discuss a question he’s been wrestling with, “what is the relationship between human dignity,...
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Embracing Encounter as Lifelong Ministry
Ralph McCloud is the current director of the National Catholic Campaign for Human Development. He shares that moving to the margins requires leaving our creature comforts and...
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