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2001-2002

2001-2002 Catholic Lawyer's Program: Catholic Social Teaching and American Legal Practice

The Catholic Lawyer's Program was inaugurated in October 2001 with a lecture by esteemed theologian Avery Cardinal Dulles, S.J. on Catholic Social Teaching and American Legal Practice, and responses by Dean John Feerick, and Jennifer Mone, Esq.

Publication: 30 Fordham Urban Law Journal, number 1 (Nov. 2002).

Avery Cardinal Dulles's lecture | John D. Feerick's response | Jennifer M. Mone's response