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The Catholic Newman Center is holding its annual Newman Lecture on October 9 (the feast day for Blessed John Henry Newman).

Glenn Olsen (Professor Emeritus, U of Utah History Dept) will present a lecture entitled “Faith, Reason and History: How Catholicism Enlivens My Historical Scholarship”.

October 9, 4:30pm in Ray B West #114.  All are welcome!

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