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form of the cancer. He was told he had about a month to live. Despite the sudden news, many witnessed Briel - their friend, mentor, teacher, and father - accepting the prognosis with great peace, thanking God for the opportunity to settle his affairs before his death. Throughout his final weeks, Briel enjoyed many visits from those he had taught over the years, as well as colleagues, peers, and family. On February 15, surrounded by close family and friends, Don J. Briel died at his home in
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In early January 2018, following a checkup from a previous eye surgery and a subsequent blood test, it was revealed that Briel had cancer cells in his blood. Physicians first thought it was a treatable leukemia, only to discover that it was in fact a rare form of double acute leukemia, an untreatable
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In 1993, aiming to rejuvenate Catholic higher education and revive the Catholic Intellectual Tradition, Briel and several colleagues established the Center for Catholic Studies. It became the nation's inaugural program of its kind and awarded its first degrees to students in 1995. Over the course of
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In August 2014, at an academic conference entitled β€œTwenty Years of Catholic Studies,” the University of Mary conferred an honorary doctorate upon Briel in recognition of his contributions to Catholic higher education and announced that Briel had been appointed as the first occupant of the Blessed
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Since the founding of the first Catholic Studies program by Briel in 1993, nearly one hundred programs in Catholic Studies have been established at colleges and universities in the United States and other countries. Briel has consulted with universities in the Philippines, Cameroon, Canada, Italy,
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the next twenty years, that project went from being a small interdisciplinary program, to a minor, then to a major, then to a department within the College of Arts and Sciences, with some three hundred undergraduate majors and minors and seventy-five Master's students.
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and his mother held various positions as an executive secretary. Not long after Briel's birth, his father was transferred to various stores throughout southern California and the family moved accordingly until settling for some time in
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John Henry Newman Chair of Liberal Arts. The many lectures given by those impacted and influenced by the life and work of Briel were compiled into a book, published by the University of Mary, entitled
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Among his many duties at Mary, he had been actively involved in the ongoing formation of faculty and staff in the Catholic intellectual and Benedictine wisdom traditions.
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to launch a program for students in Rome, Italy, and two years later the Bernardi Campus of the University of St. Thomas was acquired and dedicated.
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recalled the educational and spiritual convictions lived and taught by Briel in the course of his life.
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in Dublin, Ireland, and earned a Licentiate (1976) and Doctorate (1980) in Catholic Theology from the
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Renewal of Catholic Higher Education: Essays on Catholic Studies in Honor of Don J. Briel.
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Told he has not long to live, Catholic Studies founder Don Briel reflects on dying well
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the same year and completed a Bachelor of Arts in history in 1969, having studied under
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After brief teaching stints at St. Vincent Ferrer High School in Vallejo, CA, the
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Catholic Studies with Don Briel: Renewal in the Catholic Intellectual Tradition
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Isaac Williams and Newman: The Oxford Movement Controversy of 1838-1841
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from August 2014 until his death in 2018. He was the founder of the
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Coherency in Higher Education and the Integrated Life of Faith
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in France. His scholarly work focused on the work of Cardinal
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Naughton, Michael; O'Rourke, Mary Kay (November 1, 2013).
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Advisory Council, Holy Spirit Academy, Monticello, MN
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Index

Dr. Don Briel
University of Mary
Bismarck, North Dakota
Center for Catholic Studies
University of St. Thomas
St. Paul, Minnesota
Ventura, California
Sears Roebuck
Reno, NV
Bishop Manogue Catholic High School
University of Notre Dame
Frank O'Malley
Trinity College
University of Strasbourg
John Henry Newman
University of San Francisco
St. Mary of the Plains
Logos: A Journal of Catholic Thought and Culture
John A Ryan Institute for Catholic Social Thought
Murphy Institute for Law and Public Policy
Habiger Institute for Catholic Leadership
Pontifical University of Saint Thomas Aquinas
Renewal of Catholic Higher Education: Essays on Catholic Studies in Honor of Don J. Briel.
Minneapolis
Minnesota
George Weigel
Cathedral of Saint Paul (Minnesota)
University of Mary
Andrew Cozzens
homily

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