Today on Conversation with Cardinal Dolan, I’m coming to you from the Catholic University of America! With me are special guests President John Garvey and Msgr. Irwin. I’ma grateful and proud alumnus, and it’s always good to be back.

With me today are special guests Catholic University of America President John Garvey, Monsignor Kevin Irwin, and Monsignor Robert Panke. Thanks for joining us!

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Today on Conversation with Cardinal Dolan, I’m rejoined by Father Dave Dwyer back in New York City. We are joined with Bill Keenan to talk about his life, God’s plan, and Detective Steven McDonald.

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Later in the show we talk about immigration and the separating of children from their parents at the border. For a clip of my comments to Chris Cuomo, click here.

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Parents and teachers tell me that our high school students begin to discern their choice of a college early.

So, I have a recommendation: think about The Catholic University of America (CUA) in Washington, D.C.

I admit a bias:  I cherish my three enlightening years there as a young priest graduate student, 1979-82.  I’m a proud alumnus!

I’m also a member of the board of trustees, and have been for eight years.  So, I’ve seen CUA from the ground up, as a student, and from the roof down, as a trustee.  And I still love her!

Her value is in those three words: …

On the Campus of the Catholic University of America in Washington DC, USCCB President Cardinal Daniel DiNardo and Catholic University President John Garvey join me for “Conversation with Cardinal Dolan.”

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Today, I spoke at the Catholic University of America about international religious freedom. I would like to share a copy of my speech with you.

Here is an excerpt:

Today our focus is on threats to international religious freedom, but, as you are well aware, there are serious challenges to religious freedom within our own nation,  serious problems the Church faces in her life and mission in the United States — threats that could marginalize the Church and her educational, charitable and health care institutions.  As grave as these challenges remain, they are of a different order than those faced by…