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'I support strongly the concept of Campion College
embodying as it does the notion of Catholic people fortifying
and exploring their faith, and balancing as it does those many
secular tertiary institutions of our society'
- General Peter Cosgrove, Former Chief
of the Australian Defence Force |
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'Campion College will be a welcome addition to
both Australian tertiary education and Australian Catholic education.
Democracies need variety and the Catholic community needs those
who understand and love Christian humanism as well as the converted
and the committed. Campion College is a novel and exciting prospect.'
- Cardinal George Pell, Archbishop of
Sydney |
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'Catholics in Britain, who have no Catholic university,
and see with dismay how frequently young men and women lose their
faith in the sceptical atmosphere of the secular universities,
will look with admiration and a measure of envy at the establishment
of the proposed Campion College in Australia.'
- Piers Paul Read
Prize-winning
English author |
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'I have long believed that Australia needs an
alternative Catholic tertiary institution, which will explore
the link between faith and reason and prepare Catholic young
people spiritually for service to the Church and to society.
Campion College will provide a rich resource for Catholic learning in
the liberal arts and will contribute well to Australian Catholicism and
society.'
- Archbishop Denis J Hart, Archbishop
of Melbourne |
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'Campion College is the answer to a prayer! At
last Australia is to have a genuinely Catholic college, one equally
devoted to high standards of academic excellence and to the truths
of Catholic faith. Campion will prepare students for careers
and, more important, to be leaven in an all-too-secular society.
Congratulations to all concerned.'
- Gerard V. Bradley, Professor of Law,
University of Notre Dame, USA, President, Fellowship of Catholic
Scholars, 1995 - 2001 |
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'The qualifications needed for leadership in
industry are developed largely through a liberal arts education.'
- Gilbert W. Chapman, President of The
Yale & Towne, an American manufacturing company |
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'I have long seen the special value of a Catholic
Liberal Arts education. My own children went to Christendom College
in America, and gained wonderful spiritual graces as well as
skills for the workplace. Campion College will give our young
people a similar opportunity to be formed in the faith. I can't
think of a more important initiative for Australia and for Church.'
- James J. Power, Brisbane Businessman |
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'At the beginning of this new millennium, I am
convinced that there is a vital need for a College that is authentically
Catholic and that will prepare Catholic people spiritually and
intellectually for service to the Church and the Australian society.
I am convinced that the proposed Campion College will fulfil
this purpose by its commitment to Catholic teaching and to high
standards of learning.'
- Bishop Kevin Manning, Bishop of Parramatta |
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Congratulations on the establishment of Campion
College. I welcome the existence of a tertiary institution of
learning which will be unashamedly Catholic in its approach and
presentation of learning. The students of Campion College are
fortunate in being offered the riches of education in the Catholic
tradition.
- Most Reverend Luc Matthys, Bishop
of Armidale |
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I welcome warmly the appearance of a new college
of tertiary education in our country. Running up its colours
from the start as a place of learning in the classical Catholic
intellectual tradition, where reason and faith combine to play
their part, may it excite adventurous young minds and hearts
to seek and find the true, the good and the beautiful ex corde
Ecclesiae, from the heart of the Church, from the One who is
the source of all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge.
- Most Rev Geoffrey Jarrett, DD, Bishop
of Lismore |
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