Tolle et Lege is a reading society dedicated to exploring texts in the Catholic intellectual tradition. We bring together scholars and students to engage these works, inspiring each other to “pick up and read” with curiosity and delight. Join Professors DeGirolami and Kirk for a reading series on Walter Miller’s A Canticle for Leibowitz — a novel […]
The Aquinas Lecture features natural law scholars engaging topics such as freedom’s relationship with truth and the role of law in one’s growth in virtue. A public reception will follow in the Law School Atrium.
The standard law school curriculum can be confusing, and it isn’t always easy to see how it all fits together. Taking inspiration from Ex Corde Ecclesiae’s reference to working “within the framework of a coherent world vision,” this lecture series connects key law school subjects with one another and the Law School’s stated mission. Lunch […]
The Ex Corde Fellowship is a joint program of the Center for Law and the Human Person and the Center for the Constitution and the Catholic Intellectual Tradition for current students at The Catholic University of America. The Ex Corde Fellowship provides students interested in the Catholic Intellectual Tradition with dedicated programming.
Tolle et Lege is a reading society dedicated to exploring texts in the Catholic intellectual tradition. We bring together scholars and students to engage these works, inspiring each other to “pick up and read” with curiosity and delight.
PUBLIC KEYNOTE LECTURE The Rule of Law and Legal Excellence: How Much Should We Worry? TIME 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm – Presentation 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm – Reception in the Atrium The Center for Law and the Human Person announces the theme for its Fourth Annual Spring Symposium: “Now We Know that the […]
The Faith in Action lecture series, an initiative of Catholic Law’s Center for Law and the Human Person, seeks to provide students with living examples of lawyers who witness to their faith through their vocation to law.
Tolle et Lege is a reading society dedicated to exploring texts in the Catholic intellectual tradition. We bring together scholars and students to engage these works, inspiring each other to “pick up and read” with curiosity and delight.
Join the Center for Law and the Human Person for a special bioethics lecture with John Di Camillo, President of the National Catholic Bioethics Center, titled “Navigating the AI Revolution in Bioethics: Human Rights and Being Human.” Depersonalization is the deepest threat to human rights. It entails de-classifying some human beings and denying their inalienable dignity, which […]
