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1. en.wikipedia.org · wiki · Charles_Curran_(theologian)Charles Curran (theologian) - Wikipedia

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   Charles Curran is an American moral theologian and Catholic priest who taught at the Catholic University of America until 1986. He was dismissed for dissenting from the church's teachings on contraception, homosexuality, and other issues, and later joined Southern Methodist University.

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3. www.americamagazine.org · issue · 100The Charles Curran Case: From March 29, 1986 - America Magazine

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   In 1986, the Vatican threatened to ban Charles Curran, a Catholic theologian, from teaching sexual morality for dissenting from some noninfallible church teachings. The article reviews the main issues, arguments and reactions of the case, involving the U.S. hierarchy, academic freedom and due process.

4. www.ncronline.org · blogs · ncr-todayCharles Curran to retire from full-time teaching | National ...

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   May 15, 2014 · Fr. Charles Curran, arguably the most influential U.S. moral theologian for the last 45 years, is easing back from full-time teaching, but he will continue to teach part time in Dallas, Texas,...

5. www.ncronline.org · books · 2022Catholic moral theology based on real life

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   Feb 26, 2009 · Fr. Charles Curran is a priest of the diocese of Rochester, N.Y., who is now a professor at Southern Methodist University in Dallas. One of the nation's most respected scholars in...

6. www.amacad.org · person · charles-e-curranCharles E. Curran | American Academy of Arts and Sciences

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   Sep 1, 2024 · Charles E. Curran is a Catholic priest and scholar of moral theology at Southern Methodist University. He has written several books and received awards for his contributions to theology and ethics.

7. press.georgetown.edu · Book · The-Development-ofThe Development of Moral Theology - Georgetown University

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   In this book Charles Curran, an ecumenical theologian par excellence, focuses on his own tradition to examine the five elements that differentiate Catholic moral theology from the rest of Christian ethics.

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   Where is Fr Charles Curran now?

   • Learn more Fr. Charles Curran, arguably the most influential U.S. moral theologian for the last 45 years, is easing back from full-time teaching, but he will continue to teach part time in Dallas, Texas, at Southern Methodist University, where he has been a tenured professor since 1991. And he will continue to write.

   Charles Curran to retire from full-time teaching

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   Did Father Curran lose a professorship at the Catholic University of America?

   • Since the threatened loss of Father Curran's theology professorship at The Catholic University of America is similar to a controverted censure previously imposed on the Rev. Hans Kung, there is sure to be concern within much of the American theological community.

   The Charles Curran Case: From March 29, 1986 | America Magazine

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   Is father curran'responsible'?

   • On March 12, Father Curran's bishop, the Most Rev. Matthew H. Clark of Rochester, N.Y., issued a statement supporting Father Curran, who he says has always been "responsible" in his teaching.

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9. en.wikipedia.org · wiki · Charles_Arthur_CurranCharles Arthur Curran - Wikipedia

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   Charles Arthur Curran (1913–1978) [2] was a priest of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Columbus and psychologist who is best known as the creator of Community Language Learning (CLL), a method in education and specifically in Second Language Teaching.