Professor George is the poster child of conservative Catholicism. He champions faith and adherence to traditional values, but needs to remember that a person may be a good person if unaffiliated with a church. In the 1950s Father Hugh Halton, Catholic chaplain and a fiery Dominican prior, created quite a stir on campus when he demanded to be appointed to the faculty to offer balance to the atheist professor Walter Stace. The Daily Princetonian had a field day with the controversy, creating some issues for Catholic students. Good luck, Professor George, as you face students unaccustomed to doctrinal orthodoxy and a rigid moral code. You now have the pulpit Father Halton coveted.
Professor George is the poster child of conservative Catholicism. He champions faith and adherence to traditional values, but needs to remember that a person may be a good person if unaffiliated with a church. In the 1950s Father Hugh Halton, Catholic chaplain and a fiery Dominican prior, created quite a stir on campus when he demanded to be appointed to the faculty to offer balance to the atheist professor Walter Stace. The Daily Princetonian had a field day with the controversy, creating some issues for Catholic students. Good luck, Professor George, as you face students unaccustomed to doctrinal orthodoxy and a rigid moral code. You now have the pulpit Father Halton coveted.