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James Whitaker, PhD Student

Humor Editor

James Whitaker is a PhD student in theology, studying the history of Christianity. Despite his best efforts, he found that he was too undisciplined to write anything more serious than humor. If you would like a glib but informed answer to a question about Greek ascetics, Latin Scholastics, or Catholic apologetics, you can email him at jwhitak5@nd.edu.

“Self-Love Week” Spirals into Campus-Wide War

“Self-love is the first sin, the first progeny of the devil, and the mother of the passions” – St. Maximus the Confessor

Rover Interviews Artist Behind Controversial Mural

Side-by-side images of the Virgin Mary, Cesar Chavez, Pride flag

Rover Conducts Election Exit Polls

Specific questionnaire yields interesting results

Reflections of a Humor Editor

“Humor is itself the chief antidote to pride and … the hammer of fools.” – G. K.

Law School Hosts Conference Honoring Gerard V. Bradley

Speakers include Robert George, Ryan T. Anderson

The Scapular Problem

“But King Solomon loved many strange women …”

“Feed Your Faith” Event Kicks off the Year for Campus Ministry

 Attendees highlight RCIA program, faith-based clubs

Whether Christ Was Liberal?

Summa Theologiae, Third Part, Question 40, Article 5

Utrum Christus liberalis fuerit?

Summa Theologiae, Tertia Pars, Quaestio XL, Articulus V

A Good Joke I Heard on Friday

My friend Emma told it to me