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About Rev. Msgr. Stuart Swetland

Monsignor Swetland is Vice President for Catholic Identity and Mission at Mount St. Mary’s University and Director of Homiletics and Pre-Theology at Mount St. Mary’s Seminary. He holds the Archbishop Harry J. Flynn Endowed Chair for Christian Ethics. A Rhodes Scholar and recipient of a S.T.D. from the Pontifical Lateran University, he is a former director of the Newman Centers at Bradley University and the University of Illinois. He currently serves as executive secretary of the Fellowship of Catholic Scholars. Msgr. Swetland is also a member of the advisory board of The Center for the Study of Catholic Higher Education.

Entries by Rev. Msgr. Stuart Swetland

How to Keep Your University Catholic

Dedication: To Father Michael Scanlan, T.O.R. President Emeritus, Franciscan University of Steubenville:Who has shown that it can be done. Table of Contents Foreword“Stewards of a Heritage, Bearers of Hope”by Rev. Msgr. Stuart Swetland, S.T.D.Preface to the Third PrintingPreface to the First PrintingAuthor’s NoteChapter 1: A Case StudyChapter 2: The BishopChapter […]

The Enduring Nature of the Catholic University

April 17, 2009 in Mission and Governance Mission and Catholic Identity, Research and Analysis /by Kenneth D. Whitehead, Ph.D., Bishop David M. O’Connell, C.M., J.C.D., Most Rev. David Ricken, John P. Hittinger, Ph.D., Father Joseph W. Koterski, Very Rev. J. Augustine DiNoia, O.P. and Rev. Msgr. Stuart Swetland

Commemorating the Anniversary of Pope Benedict XVI’s Address to Catholic Educators on April 17, 2008 A collection of essays on the renewal of Catholic higher education by Most Rev. David Ricken, Msgr. Stuart Swetland, Rev. J. Augustine DiNoia, Rev. Joseph Koterski, Rev. David O’Connell, and Dr. John Hittinger with a […]

About Rev. Msgr. Stuart Swetland

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How to Keep Your University Catholic

The Enduring Nature of the Catholic University

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