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William Dailey

William Dailey

Fr. William R. Dailey, CSC is a priest of the Congregation of Holy Cross and Director of the Notre Dame-Newman Centre for Faith & Reason in Dublin, Ireland. Prior to his work in Dublin, he was a Lecturer in Law at the Notre Dame Law School, focussing on Jurisprudence and Legal Ethics.

Sunrise over the St. Peters Basilica in Vatican City. Morning at the most famous landmark, empty of people street, cloudy sky.

The Unfolding and Unsettling of Vatican II

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George Weigel’s book on the meaning and legacy of Vatican II is persuasive as a history of ideas, but in focusing on context and content it seems to miss the sense in which the Council is an unfolding event that calls Catholics to encounter Christ and walk away changed and challenged.
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Church and State in a Time of Scandal

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In the midst of a Church sex abuse scandal, many serious questions arise about the Church’s relationship to civil authorities. Any question of the state’s role or the freedom of the Church is obviously secondary to the moral urgency of ensuring that children are kept safe. Now is the time for the Church to contend deeply and thoroughly with its sins and to build structures consistent with the call to holiness.
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