Gibson on Card Newman Society

by Michael Sean Winters

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David Gibson at the Religion News Service weighs in on the decision of St. Francis University to cancel Ellen Goodman's appearance. He rightly points to the out-sized, and self-defeating, defensiveness of the Cardinal Newman Society.

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