"Why a Catholic Education at all? Visions from the Past and Applications to the Present”
/Looking forward to this Satellite Saturday Panel of the American Catholic Philosophical Association:
https://www.acpaconference.org/satellite-saturdays
Saturday, March 6, 5pm ET
"Why a Catholic Education at all? Visions from the Past and Applications to the Present”
Janice Chik Breidenbach, “The Paradox of Faith and Freedom: Can Catholic Education Be Pluralistic?”
Associate Professor of Philosophy, Ave Maria University
Associate Member, Blackfriars Hall, University of Oxford
Joshua Hinchie, S.J., “Knowledge for What? Newman and Ignatius on a University's End”
Graduate student, Loyola University Chicago
David McPherson, "Keeping Faith in an Age of Secularization: How Can Catholics Universities Help? How Do They Harm?"
Associate Professor of Philosophy, Creighton University
Chair: Joe Vukov, Loyola University Chicago
Organizer: Loyola University Chicago Working Group on Catholic Higher Education
Contact person: Naomi Fisher, Loyola University Chicago