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Fr. Hardon Archives - Prophets of Error
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Prophets of Error
by Fr. John A. Hardon, S.J.
At least one Catholic professor in a large non-sectarian university on the
West Coast makes it a point to discourage Catholic students from entering the
institution where he teaches. Or if they have already entered, he urges them
to withdraw as soon as possible. On one occasion he confided to a friend of
the writer: “If a Catholic can keep his faith after spending one year in this
university, I consider it a miracle. Naturally speaking it can’t be done.”
There is a widespread belief among Catholics that the secular secondary schools
in our country are literally secular in that they have no place in their regular
curriculum for religion and the truths of Christianity. Bishops and priests
warn their people against attending state universities because they are convinced
that such attendance is seldom justified for a Catholic and ordinarily very
dangerous. But still the faithful are only half convinced about the secularism
and irreligion prevalent outside Catholic institutions of higher learning.
Maybe the big universities are not so bad after all. Perhaps the American hierarchy
is mistaken in the “puritanical attitude” it has adopted toward this so-called
undenominational university education. Let us see.
This is no place for an extended analysis of the course of studies followed
in schools like Harvard, Yale or Ohio State. It would take us too far afield.
Besides we can accomplish just as much with a"
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