Volume 1 Number 1
University of St. Thomas
Law Journal
Fides et Iustitia
Fall 2003 Volume 1 Number 1
Founding Symposium
God, the Person, History and the Law:
Themes from the Work of Judge John T. Noonan, Jr.
Introductory Address
On the Occasion of the Dedication of the University of St. Thomas Law Building
Hon. Diana E. Murphy
Keynote Addresses
The Equality of Persons and the Culture of Rights
Jean Bethke Elshtain
The Role of Social Justice in Judging Cases
Hon. Stephen Reinhardt
Does Living in a Spiritually Engaged Life Mandate Us to Be Actively Engaged in Issues of Social Justice?
John A. Powell
Social Justice Panel
The Meaning of Person in the Context of Human Embryonic Cloning -- Evolving Challenges for the Rule of Law in the International Order
Robert John Araujo, SJ
Justice, Joy, and the Human Faces of the Law
Joseph A. Holt
Lessons From Suffering: How Social Justice Informs Spirituality
John A. Powell
Seven Principles for Catholic Law Schools Serious About a Preferential Option for the Poor
William Quigley
The Native American Law Opinions of Judge Noonan: Do We Hear the Faint Voice of Bartolome de las Casas?
Scott A. Taylor
Washing Your Feet in the Blood of the Wicked: Seeking Justice and Contending with Vengeance in an Interprofessional Setting
Virgil Wiebe
Development of Religious Doctrine -- Roman Catholic Panel
Sanctity of Life and Authorization to Kill: Tensions and Developments in the Catholic Ethics of Killing
Joseph Boyle
Development of Catholic Moral Doctrine: Probing the Subtext
M. Cathleen Kaveny
Development of Doctrine in Moral Theology: Can What Was Once Wrong Now Be Right?
Robert G. Kennedy
Judge Noonan, Church Change, and the Death Penalty
James J. Megivern
A Critique of John Noonan's Approach to Development of Doctrine
Richard S. Myers
Development of Religious Doctrine -- Ecumenical Panel
Voices Protesting and Affirming: Engaging The Culture or Law
Marie A. Failinger
The Reopening of the Islamic Code: The Second Era of Ijtihad
Ali Kahn
Jewish Law: Duties of Intellect
Steven H. Resnicoff
Religious Doctrine and the Principles of Revelation
Val D. Ricks
The Judicial Role and Ethics Panel
The Learned Judge: The Development of an Ideal
James A. Brundage
Speaking in the Name of the Law: Some Reflections on Professional Responsibility and Judicial Accountability
Sanford Levinson
Abuse of Power & Judicial Misconduct: A Reflection on Contemporary Ethical Issues Facing Judges
Hon. Carl E. Stewart
Religious and Personal Liberty Panel
Reflections on the Light: Judge Noonan's Contributions to the Debate on Religion in the Public Square
Kathleen A. Brady
Justifying Free Exercise Rights
Alan E. Brownstein
What Do the Free Exercise and Nonestablishment Norms Forbid? Reflections on the Constitutional Law of Religious Freedom
Michael J. Perry
Interrogating Thomas More: The Conundrums of Conscience
Steven D. Smith
Marriage and the Family Panel
Pope John Paul II's Teaching on Sexuality and Marriage: An Appraisal
Charles E. Curran
What Might Have Been: Contraception and Religious Liberty
Leslie Griffin
Canonical Remedies in the Medieval Marriage Law: The Contributions of Legal Practice
R. H. Helmholz
The Gingerbread Man Thirty Years On: The Parlous State of Marital Theory
Charles J. Reid, Jr.
Contraception as a Mask of Personhood
Charles E. Rice
John Noonan on Marriage and the Family: Continuity and Change in Doctrine
William Joseph Wagner
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