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A supposedly “Catholic” educationby Fr. Simon Henry

The Zenit Newsagency reports that after long negotiations the Pontifical University of Peru has still refused to fall into line with some basic requests—like following its own constitutions (which, of course, give the Church its rightful place in its governance). Cardinal Bertone has given the University—after long and patient requests and talks—a deadline of Easter Sunday to mend its ways. Presumably, its Pontifical status can be withdrawn. You can read the Zenit article below and some further background here. It has a history of supporting such things as liberation theology.

Note to Self: Avoid These Lenten Traps!by Lorraine V. Murray

Since childhood, I’ve been trying to “get Lent right.” As a chubby child who was always on a diet, Lent struck me as another in a long list of no-no’s when it came to the treats I dearly craved.

Catholic Courses—New Blog Launchedby Joseph Pearce

Catholic Courses, with which I am involved as Executive Director, has just launched the "Faculty Lounge", a new blog.