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Interrogating Jonathan Sanford, President of the University of Dallas

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<em>The Catholic Herald puts Jonathan J Sanford, President of the University of Dallas in Texas, under interrogation.</em> John 14:6: “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.” Jesus is, as St. Justin Martyr calls him, the true philosopher. Revealing to us the way to follow, the truth about ourselves, the world, and God, and the ultimate source of our lives. The Basilica of our Lady of Gaudalupe in Mexico Ciry. We go there to look upon our Mother, and find that she has been gazing upon us. St Thomas Aquinas. It has to be a tie between St Joseph and&nbsp; St John Paul II. Gregorian chant. I would like to return to Mexico City to visit again with Our Lady of Guadalupe. I have been blessed to visit Rome several times, and will return again to visit more of the holy places there. It is my great hope eventually to go the Holy Land. My remarkably generous and adventurous wife has been my companion on my pilgrimages thus far, and, God willing, on those to come. We both would love to take some if not all of our nine children and many grandchildren on pilgrimage with us. My work as president has brought the many other facets of my career to a point of particular focus in which I am able to promote the good work of many others through my efforts. Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics. Josef Pieper’s <em>Leisure: the Basis of Culture</em>; Dietrich von Hildebrand’s <em>The Art of Living</em>; Iain McGihlcrist’s&nbsp;<em>The Master and His Emissary</em>; II-II of St Thomas Aquinas’s <em>Summa theologiae</em> and Jane Austen’s <em>Emma</em>.
<em>The Catholic Herald puts Jonathan J Sanford, President of the University of Dallas in Texas, under interrogation.</em> John 14:6: “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.” Jesus is, as St. Justin Martyr calls him, the true philosopher. Revealing to us the way to follow, the truth about ourselves, the world, and God, and the ultimate source of our lives. The Basilica of our Lady of Gaudalupe in Mexico Ciry. We go there to look upon our Mother, and find that she has been gazing upon us. St Thomas Aquinas. It has to be a tie between St Joseph and&nbsp; St John Paul II. Gregorian chant. I would like to return to Mexico City to visit again with Our Lady of Guadalupe. I have been blessed to visit Rome several times, and will return again to visit more of the holy places there. It is my great hope eventually to go the Holy Land. My remarkably generous and adventurous wife has been my companion on my pilgrimages thus far, and, God willing, on those to come. We both would love to take some if not all of our nine children and many grandchildren on pilgrimage with us. My work as president has brought the many other facets of my career to a point of particular focus in which I am able to promote the good work of many others through my efforts. Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics. Josef Pieper’s <em>Leisure: the Basis of Culture</em>; Dietrich von Hildebrand’s <em>The Art of Living</em>; Iain McGihlcrist’s&nbsp;<em>The Master and His Emissary</em>; II-II of St Thomas Aquinas’s <em>Summa theologiae</em> and Jane Austen’s <em>Emma</em>.
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