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Promoting Catholic Intellectual Life
Year End Campaign This is the season when we invite those who value Notre Dame’s Catholic identity and our mission at Sycamore Trust to contribute financially to our work. In whatever way you are able to support our common purpose — by giving of your time (especially in prayer), talent,
“Exposed as a Pro-Life Conservative”
Annual Campaign [su_highlight background=”#fffd9c”]This is the season when we invite those who value Notre Dame’s Catholic identity and our mission to contribute financially to our work. [/su_highlight] We are deeply grateful for the support that we received during the last 12 months, enabling us to expand our membership, upgrade our
Notre Dame Refuses to Sponsor Major Local Pro-Life Event
The Rover’s Article in Context In our new bulletin we bring you an especially illuminating Irish Rover article about the refusal of the Notre Dame administration to sponsor an important pro-life event in South Bend. In our email introducing our bulletin reproducing the Irish Rover article about Notre Dame Professor
The Rover on Prof. Kay’s Abortion Campaign
Abortion Part II In our current bulletin we continue a series about abortion attitudes and advocacy at Notre Dame following the Supreme Court decision overruling Roe v. Wade. For this second installment we reproduced The Irish Rover article about The Keough School Professor Tamara Kay’s activities that triggered a wave of media reports
Prof. Tamara Kay Offers Student Abortion Help
Abortion Part I In this bulletin, we begin a series about pro-abortion and pro-life developments at Notre Dame in the wake of the Supreme Court decision returning the abortion issue to the state legislative branches and the consequent Indiana legislation restricting abortion. Notre Dame’s “Abortions Rights Expert” at Keough We begin
The Irish Rover on First-Year Sex Ed
An Illuminating Irish Rover Report In this bulletin, we reprint (with permission, copyright reserved) an illuminating Irish Rover investigative report by its editor-in-chief, Joseph DeReuil, about the LGBTQ video and the gender questionnaire for new students that we described in our last two bulletins, Notre Dame’s First Year Sex Ed and
Notre Dame’s First-Year Sex Ed
Today we bring you deeply disturbing portions of a video about the University’s diversity policy that was shown to this year’s first-year students and that radically undermines the Church’s teaching on sex and gender. It speaks for itself, so we will add but a few introductory comments. The video is
Notre Dame, Same-Sex Marriage and Gender Theory
Notre Dame accelerates its pro-LGBTQ pace, increasing enrolment of LGBTQ students, promoting gender ideology on campus, and advocating for Pride Month through the Alumni Association
A Notre Dame Racial Justice Misfire
A Failure to “Foster Social Cohesion” Racism is a grave sin, and the roiling controversy over its persistence in the country’s institutions and in the hearts and minds of its citizens is a grievous wound to the nation’s sense of community – a wound that, the Pontifical Council for Justice
Notre Dame Professor Calls for Pro-Abortion “General Strike”
Notre Dame in the News highlights professors’ prediction that women who miscarry will be prosecuted for murder if Roe is overturned, among other flights of fancy in their Solon.com screed.
NDDay 2022
Vote for Catholic Identity In case you haven’t heard, the 29-hour giveathon — Notre Dame Day — is underway with early giving and will end at midnight, Monday, April 25, 2022. This is an opportunity for members of the Notre Dame community and others who value the school’s formative mission to get
Easter Message 2022
by Father John Raphael, ’89 Though we celebrate the Easter Mystery every year, each year it has deeper meaning for us, as each year we draw closer to that moment when we will stand before the Risen Lord in all his splendor. It seems to me, however, that there is
