Murphy Institute

The Murphy Institute and John A. Ryan Institute for Catholic Social Teaching are pleased to announce that they will join together to become the Terrence J. Murphy Institute for Catholic Thought, Law, and Business. For the full announcement, visit link.stthomas.edu/tjmnews.

Join us to celebrate the arrival of our newest icon! A 12pm Mass will be followed by lunch and a presentation with UST VP for Mission Fr. Christopher Collins and MIGZI president Kelly Drummer. For registration and complete event details, please visit link.stthomas.edu/kateri.

Join us next Wednesday, March 29 for "Is God Undocumented? A Look at Immigration Foundations, Justice, and Reform" co-sponsored by the Federalist Society chapter of the School of Law. For complete event details and to register, please visit link.stthomas.edu/immigratio….

Now available on the blog – “The Irish in America: A Coming of Age in America”, part of the “From the Archives” series featuring reflections on the works of Msgr. Terrence J. Murphy. To read in full, please visit link.stthomas.edu/tjmnews.

Introducing a new blog series “From the Archives” featuring reflections on the works of Msgr. Terrence J. Murphy. Now available – “Examination of Conscience: Wallowing in Catholic Guilt or an Opportunity to Grow?”. To read in full, please visit link.stthomas.edu/tjmnews.

Join us next Friday for this program which will feature a state representative and a medical expert with contrasting views on the merits of marijuana legalization participating in spirited yet civil conversation. For details and registration, please visit link.stthomas.edu/htct-feb17.

Join us for this program on the ways in which Joseph Ratzinger, as theologian and pope, for decades emphasized that the Church’s proper influence on political order is moral rather than eschatological. For event details and to register, please visit link.stthomas.edu/political-….

Join us for this week for a program featuring two legal scholars with contrasting views on the legal and policy merits of qualified immunity participating in spirited yet civil conversation. For complete event details and to register, please visit link.stthomas.edu/htct-quali….

As today marks the 10th anniversary of her canonization, the Murphy Institute is excited to announce that this stunning icon of St. Kateri Tekakwitha is complete! The icon is the second of a series at the School of Law. An event to display the piece is planned for spring '23.

Join us next Wednesday, October 26 as Professor David Grenardo discusses the essential aspects to the practice and life of the Catholic lawyer. For registration and complete event details, please visit link.stthomas.edu/keys-to-pr….

Join us this Thursday for our first program of the academic year featuring Professor Benjamin Carpenter, School of Law. 1.0 CLE credit approved. For registration and complete event details, please visit link.stthomas.edu/embryo.

Join our friends at the @UofStThomasIRJH for this comprehensive panel featuring Twin Cities civic and religious leaders. Full details and registration are available on the event web page.

Now available on the blog – “Euthanasia in America: The Realities of Dying”, part 5 of 5 in a series authored by Murphy Scholar Sarah Moon. To read in full, please visit link.stthomas.edu/tjmnews.

Now available on the blog – “Euthanasia in America: MN End-of-Life Option Act”, part 4 of 5 in a series authored by Murphy Scholar Sarah Moon. To read in full, please visit link.stthomas.edu/tjmnews.

Join us tomorrow as Murphy Institute co-director Professor Gregory Sisk discusses recent analysis of his continued research on free exercise of religion cases. For registration and complete event details, please visit link.stthomas.edu/freeexerci….

Now available on the blog – “Euthanasia in America: Needless Suffering”, part 3 of 5 in a series authored by Murphy Scholar Sarah Moon. To read in full, please visit link.stthomas.edu/tjmnews.

Join us this Wednesday for an online conversation with Dr. Jeanne Buckeye as the final webinar in this year’s “Freedom, Subsidiarity, and the Spirit of Gift” series. For registration and more event details, please visit link.stthomas.edu/eoc.

Now available on the blog – “Euthanasia in America: Will it Make Us More Free?”, part 2 of 5 in a series authored by Murphy Scholar Sarah Moon. To read in full, please visit link.stthomas.edu/tjmnews.

Now available on the blog – “Euthanasia in America: Our Words Matter”, part 1 of 5 in a series authored by Murphy Scholar Sarah Moon. To read in full, please visit link.stthomas.edu/tjmnews.