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Associate Professor Mark Potosnak taught a course on Pope Francis’ recent encyclical on the environment. In this interview, he discusses the importance of this document and shares insights into his course.
In this interview, Pr. Dr. Matthieu Brejon de Lavergnée discusses his professional and educational background, and his plans as the inaugural Holtschneider chair at DePaul.
The Daughters of Charity are today the largest community of Catholic women, with 15,000 sisters in about 100 countries. They devote their lives to serving the poorest in hospitals, schools, and care centers for homeless or migrants, as well as working to promote social justice. Until now, however, the history of the Daughters of Charity has been almost wholly neglected. The opening of their central archives, combined with access to many public and private archives, has finally allowed this to be remedied.
In this video interview, Special Collections Instruction Librarian Morgen MacIntosh Hodgetts discusses her experience sharing DePaul's Catholic Archives with a course on Vatican II taught by Emanuele Colombo.
We sat down with Paula McQuade to discuss her forthcoming book Catechisms and Women's Writing in Seventeenth-Century England. 
In this video, Associate Professor Scott Moringiello describes his Spring Quarter 15-16 class CTH 266: Contemporary Spiritual Memoirs.
Professor Moringiello is published by the Catholic University of America Press.
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Stan Chu Ilo Receives an Award for His Work with Canadian Samaritans for Africa
Professor Ilo chosen as Alan Richardson Fellow for 2019/2020 by Durham University