Alice Gallin, OSU, was executive director of the Association of Catholic Collages and Universities and author of Catholic Higher Education in North America. After retirement, Gallin continues as scholar-in-residence at the College of New Rochelle, writing and serving on committees.

. . . this book provides indispensable documentary context for discussion of issues of identity and mission in U.S. Catholic higher education. Her collection chronicles a dialogue of more than two decades between the Vatican and Catholic university presidents on the question of Catholic identity." —www.catholicbooksreview"This is a collection of the documents on Catholic higher education compiled by the executive director of the Association of Catholic Colleges and Universities. They represent a continuing dialogue between U.S. university presidents, U.S. bishops, and Roman authorities. Documents for which the official language is Latin are presented in English." —Theology Digest

Alice Gallin, OSU, was executive director of the Association of Catholic Collages and Universities and author of Catholic Higher Education in North America. After retirement, Gallin continues as scholar-in-residence at the College of New Rochelle, writing and serving on committees.

. . . this book provides indispensable documentary context for discussion of issues of identity and mission in U.S. Catholic higher education. Her collection chronicles a dialogue of more than two decades between the Vatican and Catholic university presidents on the question of Catholic identity." —www.catholicbooksreview"This is a collection of the documents on Catholic higher education compiled by the executive director of the Association of Catholic Colleges and Universities. They represent a continuing dialogue between U.S. university presidents, U.S. bishops, and Roman authorities. Documents for which the official language is Latin are presented in English." —Theology Digest

Alice Gallin, OSU, was executive director of the Association of Catholic Collages and Universities and author of Catholic Higher Education in North America. After retirement, Gallin continues as scholar-in-residence at the College of New Rochelle, writing and serving on committees.

. . . this book provides indispensable documentary context for discussion of issues of identity and mission in U.S. Catholic higher education. Her collection chronicles a dialogue of more than two decades between the Vatican and Catholic university presidents on the question of Catholic identity." —www.catholicbooksreview"This is a collection of the documents on Catholic higher education compiled by the executive director of the Association of Catholic Colleges and Universities. They represent a continuing dialogue between U.S. university presidents, U.S. bishops, and Roman authorities. Documents for which the official language is Latin are presented in English." —Theology Digest