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Retired Notre Dame Priest Says School’s Appointment of Pro-Abortion Professor is ‘Untenable’, by Mary Rose – Brown Pelican Society of Lousiana

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By Mary Rose, Catholic Vote, Feb. 3, 2026

A retired University of Notre Dame priest and historian has called the university’s appointment of a pro-abortion advocate to lead a campus institute “untenable,” disputing the advocate’s recent pledge to uphold academic freedom and mutual respect.

Father Wilson Miscamble, a Holy Cross priest and professor emeritus of history, made the remarks in a letter published Jan. 30 in The Observer, Notre Dame’s student newspaper. His response came after Susan Ostermann, an associate professor of global affairs, defended her appointment as incoming director of the Keough School of Global Affairs’ Liu Institute of Asia and Asian Studies. Fr. Miscamble previously called for a reversal of the decision in a Jan. 28 opinion essay, as Zeale News previously reported. …

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