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Dr. Tom Jodziewicz: "Catholic and American?"
The School of Arts and Sciences at Aquinas College hosted a special evening lecture by University of Dallas history professor Dr. Thomas Jodziewicz on the topic “Catholic and American?”
Dr. Jodziewicz explored the harmony and conflict between being a Catholic and an American through historical figures such as Dorothy Day and Orestes Brownson, among others.
About Dr. Jodziewicz
Thomas W. Jodziewicz received his academic degrees in history from Providence College (AB), Tufts University (MA), and the College of William and Mary (PhD). He has served as the Department of History’s chairman (1991–2009) and as president of the Texas Catholic History Society (2004–2008, 2012–2014). He initiated the Fides et Ratio faculty conversation on the Catholic intellectual tradition (2006– to the present).
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By Aquinas College NashvilleThe School of Arts and Sciences at Aquinas College hosted a special evening lecture by University of Dallas history professor Dr. Thomas Jodziewicz on the topic “Catholic and American?”
Dr. Jodziewicz explored the harmony and conflict between being a Catholic and an American through historical figures such as Dorothy Day and Orestes Brownson, among others.
About Dr. Jodziewicz
Thomas W. Jodziewicz received his academic degrees in history from Providence College (AB), Tufts University (MA), and the College of William and Mary (PhD). He has served as the Department of History’s chairman (1991–2009) and as president of the Texas Catholic History Society (2004–2008, 2012–2014). He initiated the Fides et Ratio faculty conversation on the Catholic intellectual tradition (2006– to the present).