Catholicism on the Catholic Campus

Thought: Fordham University Quarterly 47 (3):330-350 (1972)
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Glorification of students, neo-utilitarianism, secular humanism, and a crisis in confidence have all contributed to the declining influence of Catholicism on the Catholic campus.

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10.5840/thought197247328

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