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CUA Press is a division of The Catholic University of America. The Press publishes high-quality scholarship in theology, philosophy, and the humanities.
Washington, DC
Joined November 2011
Wonder what Catholic thinkers are reading this summer? @NCRegister has you covered—you might even see a CUA Press book/author or two 👀.
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Assert your unalienable read to happiness. Here are some books to browse at the barbeque.
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We are excited to have Andrew C. Chronister on the blog to discuss his book Augustine in the Pelagian Controversy: Defending Church Unity.
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We are delighted to have Michael Higgins on the blog to discuss his book "Giving One’s Word".
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We are pleased to have Benjamin Winter on the blog to discuss his book Wisdom in Bonaventure’s Hexaëmeron.
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Oblates of St. Francis de Sales shared in celebrating our newly released book, "Saint Joseph and the Carmelite Reform of Saint Teresa of Ávila" by Fr. Joseph Chorpenning.
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Our friends over at Mullen Library wrote a special feature on John. F. Wippel.
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This week we welcome James Keating on the blog! Read to learn more about his new book "The Spiritual Formation of Seminarians.".
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Interested in the intersection between Canon Law and Newman Studies? Check out our interview with David Long on his new book! .
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This week, we are saying thank you and farewell to our brilliant Journals Coordinator, Amanda Muscente. We wish her all the best in her new role!.
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As a math major, the Pope knows all about sin. And cos.
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Could the next Pope be a CUA Press author? Read on to discover which Papabile Cardinals have published with us!.
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Today is the beginning of the conclave to decide our new Pope. Curious about the history of the conclave? Read our article in Catholic Historical Review here:
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Just like a bouquet of spring flowers, we are reading a bit of every genre this month, ranging from fantasy to nonfiction!.
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Remembering Pope Francis: A Letter From the Press Director.
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Congratulations to our author, Brittany Acors, whose article in U.S. Catholic Historian, 42.3 has won the New Scholar Essay Prize for Catholic Studies in the Americas! Read it for free here:
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Eternal rest grant upon Pope Francis, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon Him
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