Catholicism in Scotland was almost extirpated in the wake of the Reformation of 1560, banning Mass and abolishing the authority of the Pope. New laws changed a millennium of worship, and although the Presbyterian Church was not fully established until 1682, Scottish religious life was forever altered. Scottish universities were closed to Catholics and priestly Read More
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The Archivist’s Nook: Libri rari ecclesiae catholicae Scoticae
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The Archivist’s Nook: John F. Wippel – Priest, Philosopher, Professor, Provost
John Francis Wippel (1933-2023) was a priest, philosopher, professor, and former provost (then named academic vice president) who cast a long shadow on the campus of The Catholic University of America (CUA). We in Special Collections are especially grateful to the late Monsignor, and his estate executor, for bequeathing us his personal papers, which include Read More
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