Fr. Wild to retire in June 2011

[Canned Goods n Ammo]

I don't really.  Just thought it was an interesting bit of info.

Sure hope MU chooses someone who will uphold Catholic teaching and not another Rembert Weakland style Catholic (politically speaking), which both DiUlio and Wild were.

I'm interesting in hearing more about this.

Can you elaborate?

[mu_hilltopper]

I'm interesting in hearing more about this.

Can you elaborate?

I would be amazed if "gumby" would be able to articulate a response to your request.

[reinko]

Lemme take a few guesses.

Allowing a gay friendly student organization on campus.
Coed dorms.
Buddhism and Islam courses in the Theology department.

[LON]

Lemme take a few guesses.

Allowing a gay friendly student organization on campus.
Coed dorms.
Buddhism and Islam courses in the Theology department.

BLASPHEMER!!!!!!!!!!

[Canned Goods n Ammo]

I would be amazed if "gumby" would be able to articulate a response to your request.

You're absolutely right.

But, just because I don't agree with Gumby doesn't mean I won't hear him out.

However, at this point, he hasn't said anything substantive and looks pretty silly.

Gumby, tell us WTF you are talking about and referring to. You seem to have some strong feelings about Fr Wild, but the only thing you have chosen to share is that he didn't change the name to warriors and he somehow made MU "less catholic".

[Tom Crean's Tanning Bed]

I don't really.  Just thought it was an interesting bit of info.

Sure hope MU chooses someone who will uphold Catholic teaching and not another Rembert Weakland style Catholic (politically speaking), which both DiUlio and Wild were.

Last I checked, neither DiUlio or Wild molested altar boys, paid off former lovers with church monies to keep them quiet, moved priests accused of sexual abuse from parish to parish and refused to tell the authorities of these complaints, damn near bankrupted the Archdiocese, and then wrote a tell-all book about it.

How you ever graduated Marquette (IF you ever went to Marquette) is beyond me.

[thatman32]

I don't really.  Just thought it was an interesting bit of info.

Sure hope MU chooses someone who will uphold Catholic teaching and not another Rembert Weakland style Catholic (politically speaking), which both DiUlio and Wild were.

Are you serious!  Maybe you should have attended Liberty University(calling it a university is an insult to actual universities) instead or any one of those so called accredited institutions down south instead of MU.  

When can we stone people to death its been a while or better yet lets crucify them!

I recommend you watch Life of Brian! Biggus Dickus

[GGGG]

Lemme take a few guesses.

Allowing a gay friendly student organization on campus.
Coed dorms.
Buddhism and Islam courses in the Theology department.

I took an Islam course at MU.  The Jesuit who taught it was very old and kept referring to Muslims as "Mohammadans," which I guess is the cultural equivalent of called black people "negros."

[Coleman]

hahaha. It didn't happen to be Fr. Donnelly, did it? That guy was as old as moses.

[Warriors4ever]

Fr. Wild has been good for the program and good for the school.  His successor has big shoes to fill.
I went to school in the early 70's under Fr. Raynor.  It sounds like gumby would prefer the dark days before Vatican II.

[GGGG]

hahaha. It didn't happen to be Fr. Donnelly, did it? That guy was as old as moses.

No, Fr. Donnelly was history right?  This was a Theo prof in the late 80s.

[NYWarrior]

No, Fr. Donnelly was history right?  This was a Theo prof in the late 80s.

Father Lambeck?

[Warriors4ever]

I remember when Fr. Donnelly was young.  And yes, he was history.

[MUeagle05]

If you were and obviously still are so concerned about the Catholic teaching of Marquette why did you go to Marquette??? Interesting thought, since you came to MU when DiUlio was president.

 And heres a newsflash for you, not everyone who attends MU is Catholic, white, nor did many current students or alumni even attend catholic school at all prior to Marquette. And you teach at Marquette, even worse off if that is true since you don't agree with their principles...

A Catholic goes to a Catholic university because he or she assumes that the Catholic university will actually follow the teachings of the Catholic church.  That should be a pretty safe assumption.  And yes, not everyone that goes to MU is Catholic, but why should that matter?  If you don't want a Catholic education, go somewhere else.

And if anyone wants to know the ways in which MU is not following the teachings of the Catholic church, start by hanging around the nursing school for a while.  The things that are "allowed" to take place there are pretty far from core Catholic teaching . . .

And by the way, I think Fr. Wild overall was a very good president for MU but, like everyone, is not perfect.

[ChicosBailBonds]

Lemme take a few guesses.

Allowing a gay friendly student organization on campus.
Coed dorms.
Buddhism and Islam courses in the Theology department.

I took both Hinduism and Islam at Marquette.  I'm still guessing I'm on a gov't watch list as a result.  LOL

My guess is that Gumby may be referencing some of the "Cafeteria Catholic" positions the university takes that don't seem to correlate with Rome.

[GGGG]

Father Lambeck?

Yeah...I think that's it.

[ChicosBailBonds]

How you ever graduated Marquette (IF you ever went to Marquette) is beyond me.

I've asked that question about Mr. Hayward on many occasions.  At least Gumby can spell and put together a cohesive sentence (we may not agree with the content, but a subject and verb agreement actually exist).

 

[Canned Goods n Ammo]

A Catholic goes to a Catholic university because he or she assumes that the Catholic university will actually follow the teachings of the Catholic church.  That should be a pretty safe assumption.  And yes, not everyone that goes to MU is Catholic, but why should that matter?  If you don't want a Catholic education, go somewhere else.

And if anyone wants to know the ways in which MU is not following the teachings of the Catholic church, start by hanging around the nursing school for a while.  The things that are "allowed" to take place there are pretty far from core Catholic teaching . . .

And by the way, I think Fr. Wild overall was a very good president for MU but, like everyone, is not perfect.

Like what?

Why is everybody beating around the bush on this topic.

[ChicosBailBonds]

I took an Islam course at MU.  The Jesuit who taught it was very old and kept referring to Muslims as "Mohammadans," which I guess is the cultural equivalent of called black people "negros."

Father Lambeck I believe was the professor.  Interesting guy.  He was old when I took the class, I wonder if he is still alive.

[GGGG]

A Catholic goes to a Catholic university because he or she assumes that the Catholic university will actually follow the teachings of the Catholic church.  That should be a pretty safe assumption.  And yes, not everyone that goes to MU is Catholic, but why should that matter?  If you don't want a Catholic education, go somewhere else.

And if anyone wants to know the ways in which MU is not following the teachings of the Catholic church, start by hanging around the nursing school for a while.  The things that are "allowed" to take place there are pretty far from core Catholic teaching . . .

Like what?  Seriously, as a non-Catholic I am not arguing that it shouldn't be "too Catholic," but I have no idea what you and gumby are talking about.  I mean, they don't do abortions at the Nursing school right???

[MUeagle05]

Like what?

Why is everybody beating around the bush on this topic.

Because some things are not necessarily appropriate to be discussed on public message boards. 

Just use your imagination and think about what type of health care related issues could be taught in the nursing school that don't jive with Catholic teaching.  It's not just the nursing school and its not only at MU.

[PuertoRicanNightmare]

Like what?  Seriously, as a non-Catholic I am not arguing that it shouldn't be "too Catholic," but I have no idea what you and gumby are talking about.  I mean, they don't do abortions at the Nursing school right???

No, but they masturbate alot.

[Kramerica]

I'm guessing what some of the hard core Catholic people here are upset about is the fact that some people at Marquette (There's one theology teacher who has tenure, I can't remember his name right now) doesn't stick to official Catholic teaching on things like abortion.  
Mostly, its people who think that the Jesuits are too liberal politically and allow people like Martin Sheen (who are Democrats and are OK with abortion) to come on campus and receive awards.  At least that's what I remember angry alums bitching about back when I worked at the phonathon at MU back in the early '00s

[NYWarrior]

Father Lambeck I believe was the professor.  Interesting guy.  He was old when I took the class, I wonder if he is still alive.

I took that Islam class with Father Lambeck...enjoyed it, learned tons.  His brother lives in New York (or at least used to)

[Warriors4ever]

I, too, am clueless as to what people are alluding to.  I'm active in my parish, attend Mass every Sunday, but I do admit to believing that one day there will be women priests, despite what the bishops say.
Guess I'm out of the club, then.
If we get a reactionary, that's when I'll stop my donations - certainly not over a nickname issue that, while I'm not happy with, certainly isn't the most important thing around.