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    Name: Joseph C. Sheehan on Apr 30, 2009
    Comments: There are as many creative ways as creative people from the program who are more than wiling to assist in finding ways to help make this program work within the University for many more decades to come. Please reconsider your position. Thank you
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    Name: Kathy Clift on May 1, 2009
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    Name: Errol Kissinger on May 1, 2009
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    Name: Anonymous on May 1, 2009
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    Name: Sandra on May 1, 2009
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    Name: Sandra Jewett on May 1, 2009
    Comments: I believe A. Lincoln said it best, "Upon the subject of education ... I can only say that I view it as the most important subject which we as a people may be engaged in."
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    Name: Dan Griffey on May 1, 2009
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    Name: Steve Pinkston on May 1, 2009
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    Name: Pattricia Cane Ph. D on May 1, 2009
    Comments: As founder of Capacitar International and graduate of USF and SCU I am deeply concerned about the continuation of you theology program. More than ever in our current world we need this kind of program and scholarship!
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    Name: Melissa Lynch on May 1, 2009
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    Name: Anonymous on May 1, 2009
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    Name: Agustin Maes on May 1, 2009
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    Name: Miriam Morales on May 1, 2009
    Comments: Please consider the above statements. There is a need to prepare teachers and administrators who are interested our Catholic institutions. How else can you better prepare students and the future if the foundation is not there
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    Name: Margaret Vierra on May 1, 2009
    Comments: I cannot believe that a Jesuit institution would even consider eliminating this program. I strongly urge a dialogue.
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    Name: Anonymous on May 1, 2009
    Comments: Please consider the above statements. There is a need to prepare teachers and administrators who are interested our Catholic institutions. How else can you better prepare students and the future if the foundation is not there
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    Name: Michael Knepshield on May 1, 2009
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    Name: Anonymous on May 1, 2009
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    Name: Doug Evans on May 1, 2009
    Comments: The MA in theology is a vital program at USF. Having these students on campus adds to the experience of students in other departments. They offer insights to the rest of the school that would be lost if these students attended JSTB. Please do not cut this program.
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    Name: Paul J. Wollner on May 1, 2009
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    Name: Anonymous on May 2, 2009
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    Name: Linda Souva on May 2, 2009
    Comments: This is a much needed resource in our quickly changing society. This is the time to increase this type of education, as our society and future generations require this foundation! This should be a moral commitment for USF and their Jesuit charter and not an issue of revenue. Frankly speaking, by discontinuing this program, it is my believe that USF is not "walking their talk"... Please feel free to contact me if you require additional details on why I feel so strongly on this point. Regards Linda V Souva
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    Name: Anonymous on May 2, 2009
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    Name: Anonymous on May 3, 2009
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    Name: Anonymous on May 3, 2009
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    Name: Mariana Barragán on May 3, 2009
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    Name: Leanore Vlastelica on May 3, 2009
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    Name: Fernando Silva on May 3, 2009
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    Name: Anonymous on May 3, 2009
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    Name: Tanya M. Davis on May 4, 2009
    Comments: It is so vitally important that a Jesuit institution, such as USF, continue to have an MA program in Theology.
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    Name: Nelson Lao on May 4, 2009
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    Name: Anonymous on May 5, 2009
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    Name: Angelica Quinonez on May 6, 2009
    Comments: Closing the graduate theology department is tantamount to removing the heart of what a Jesuit education strives for. "Born from the heart of the church, a Catholic university is located in that course of tradition which may be traced back to the very origin of the university as an institution. It has always been recognized as an incomparable center of creativity and dissemination of knowledge for the good of humanity. By vocation, the universitas magistrorum et scholarium is dedicated to research, to teaching and to the education of students who freely associate with their teachers in a common love of knowledge." --Pope John Paul II, Ex Corde Ecclesiae From "Communal Reflection on the Jesuit Mission in Higher Education: A Way of Proceeding": CHARACTERISTICS OF JESUIT HIGHER EDUCATION #2: Reverence for and an Ongoing Reflection on Human Experience The Jesuit university or college must be a place of intellectual honesty, pluralism, and mutual respect where inquiry and open discussion characterize the environment of teaching, research, and professional development. The idea of reverence was a pivotal one for St. Ignatius Loyola. For him, reverence was first an attitude of regard before the majesty of God, but it was also a regard for all that God had created as both a gift from God and a way into God’s presence. Inspired by this sense of reverence, the Jesuit ideal of seeking and finding God in all things presupposes this genuine regard for the mystery within the universe. It is an ideal that gives serious attention to those great and abiding questions about the meaning of life and the conduct of human affairs. It is an ideal that encourages an openness of mind and heart to the varieties of ways in which the human spirit has named God and defined the moral life. It is an ideal that promotes a rigorous yet sensitive attention to the demands of the professions and of technology. It is an ideal that exults in the world of creative energy in literature and music, in art and theatre, in business and in the sciences. It is an ideal that engages the world both locally and globally.
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    Name: Sherry Cantrelle on May 6, 2009
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    Name: Jennie Garcia on May 6, 2009
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    Name: Bruce Hardin on May 6, 2009
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    Name: Nicole Johnson on May 6, 2009
    Comments: This is a wonderful program! Please do not close it!
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    Name: Cammie Diane Wollner on May 6, 2009
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    Name: Diane Morris on May 6, 2009
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    Name: Robert Morris on May 6, 2009
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    Name: Sadie Wollner on May 6, 2009
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    Name: Cynthia Angell on May 6, 2009
    Comments: We are praying for your discernment and His Will in this important decision, it is our belief and prayer that Our Lord will bless you decision to maintain this important program.
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    Name: Rev. Perlito Garrido De La Cruz on May 6, 2009
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    Name: Anonymous on May 6, 2009
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    Name: Randi Wren on May 7, 2009
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    Name: Veronica Wong on May 7, 2009
    Comments: Please do not cancel this USF MA in Theology Program. It has done a great deal of good to the students and graduates, both in their faith life and career. Students do not mind paying more for such a good program.
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    Name: Joanne Basko on May 7, 2009
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    Name: Wendy Lewis on May 7, 2009
    Comments: This is a great program. It has challenged me on many levels to consider the possibilities of an academic perspective of theology as a basis for healing and understanding in the diverse cultural context of the United States, as well as in the world. That is a large statement, but a hopeful one.
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    Name: Wendy Lewis on May 7, 2009
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    Name: Dominic Abordo on May 10, 2009
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    Name: Jennifer DeFillippo on May 10, 2009
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