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First Things Podcast

James F. Keating on “Who Killed the Catholic University?”

First Things Podcast

First Things

Religion & Spirituality

4.6699 Ratings

🗓️ 18 May 2023

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, James F. Keating joins the podcast to talk about his article “Who Killed the Catholic University?” from the April issue. They discuss the state of Catholic universities today, how they got there, and what can be done.

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Hello, listeners.

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This is Rusty Reno at the editor's desk for our regular podcast with First

0:56.7

Things authors. And I have with me today, Jim Keating, Providence College. We're going to talk about

1:04.6

his article, Who Killed the Catholic University from the April 2020 issue?

1:14.3

Thanks for being on the podcast, Jim.

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Oh, happy to be here.

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So who?

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You kind of begin with this Nietzsche echo evocation.

1:26.5

And of course, the madman says, we have killed God in that case. And you're suggesting

1:33.9

that all of us have somehow killed the Catholic University. How so? Well, those with power

1:40.9

killed it. The mad person, the person who has gone mad was the faithful Catholic intellectual who had put their career on the line in order to teach at a place which embodied the Catholic intellectual tradition and unity of faith in reason.

2:00.3

But when things went southward in the late

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60s, they watched, they protested, but they had no power. And so it drove them mad. Part of the story I

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