Priest-professor answers your questions on vocation Msgr. Michael Heintz is rector of St. Matthew Cathedral in South Bend, director of […]
PLS professor discusses biology, theology, and humanity within the university
THE ROVER recently interviewed Phillip Sloan, professor emeritus in the Program of Liberal Studies, about issues relating to the intersection […]
Putting the “Plato” back in “platonic”
Valentine’s Day in America is an occasion that simultaneously disturbs the stomach and befuddles the mind. How the legend of […]
Mr. Notebaert, Ex Corde Ecclesiae, and the future of Notre Dame
Richard C. Notebaert was elected to a three-year term as chair of the University of Notre Dame’s Board of Trustees […]
Modern morals: Solomon discusses ethical implications of sperm donation
Earlier this fall, the NEW YORK TIMES ran a story highlighting some unforeseen consequences of the increased use of donated […]
Rethinking – and reclaiming – progress
Ask almost anyone, and they’ll tell you that ours is the most progressive of eras. We live longer than we […]
Abortion: Is the German model a way forward?
Americans upset with the U.S. Supreme Court’s abortion jurisprudence –ROE V. WADE in particular – would be well advised to […]
ND sociologists explores the “dark side” of emerging adulthood
In the following exclusive interview with THE IRISH ROVER, distinguished Notre Dame sociologist Christian Smith discusses his most recent book, […]
Pope Benedict: The great unifier?
On September 14, Vatican officials met with the leaders of the Society of St. Pius X (SSPX), a breakaway group […]
How do we reconcile God’s omnipresence with the existence and agency of the Devil and with the presence of sin and evil in general?
A perennial problem in human thinking is the question of good and evil. How can we reconcile the presence of […]