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Aurora Griffin on Being Catholic at Harvard

What is it like to be a devout Catholic attending a secular university? What steps can young believers take to ensure the integrity of the faith? Aurora Griffin, a graduate of Harvard University and a junior research scholar at the Center for the Study of Statesmanship at the Catholic University of America, answers these questions […]

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Margaret Taylor-Ulizio on Being a Canon Lawyer

Tags: annulments, Apostolic Signatura, canon law, Canon Law Society of America, canon lawyer, canonical form, Catholic Church, Catholic University, Code of Canon Law, divorce, ecclesiology, Katy Perry, marriage nullity, Roman Rota, Sisters of the Most Holy and Immaculate Heart of the Blessed Virgin Mary, systematic theology, Vatican Council II

If the Catholic Church has canon law, there must be canon lawyers, right?! There are, and we were able to track down and invite Dr. Margaret Taylor-Ulizio to talk about her career path to canon law and what canon lawyers do. While canon law covers a wide range of issues from property rights to employment, we spend time talking about marriage nullity, which comes up with relative frequency and is something that Dr. Taylor-Ulizio has been specializing in recently.

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