Adrian J. Reimers

 

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Notre Dame Dept. of Philosophy

Lake Michigan College

Internationale Akademie für Philosophie im Fürstentum Liechtenstein

The Holy See

Theology of the Body

Radical Revelation (Balazs Mezei)

Summa Theologiae (English)

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Who I Am

Briefly, I am a Catholic philosopher, married to Marie (née Warrington) since August 1970. We have four adult children, Joe, Teresa, Peter, and George, and one grandchild—Maggie, daughter of Teresa For my academic background, appointments, and writings, you may check out my Curriculum Vitae. Except for three years in Vorarlberg, Austria, while I was studying for my doctorate, Marie and I have lived our entire married life in South Bend, Indiana.

The Best Unknown Quote by a Writer You Probably Never Heard of

“Marriage is the grand holiday of our human nature, and, if the rest of the path-way of life is too often involved in horrors or in shades, this is the white spot, the little gleam of sunshine, which compensates for a thousand other hardships and calamites.”

C. William Godwin  (1756–1836)

“Of  Population: An Enquiry Concerning The Power Of Increase In Numbers Of Mankind, Being An Answer To Mr. Malthus’s Essay On That Subject”, London 1820

An Excellent Unknown Quote from an Opera You Probably Have Heard of

„Ihr hoher Zweck zeigt deutlich an, nichts edler sei als Weib und Mann.
Mann und Weib, und Weib und Mann, reichen an die Gottheit an.“

From Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, The Magic Flute

Essays On Academic Freedom

Here are some short articles that I published in the Irish Rover On Truth And Freedom, The Catholic Character of the university, and John Paul II as a Champion Of Freedom.

REFLECTIONS ON POPE JOHN PAUL II

Whimsical Wisdom

Some other things I have written

Essays for the Newspaper

A Primer On Logic (PowerPoint)

A Nice Photo

At the Catholic University of Lublin in Poland. Marie and I were invited to lay a bouquet at the base of the statue of Pope John Paul II embracing Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński to open the symposium honoring the 30th anniversary of Karol Wojtyla’s election to the papacy. Gesturing toward the statue is our friend Fr. Alfred Wierzbicki, a Professor at that university. The photo was taken 22 October 2008.