We would start with a theology faculty and consequently seek the guidance of the Bishops and our Holy Father. I will not dwell on that here. The University is a Christian republic in which the various academic pursuits are the provinces, all recognizing theology as their sovereign. Philosophy, moral and political science, mathematical and physical sciences, literature and fine arts, every area explored by human thought, in all its forms, acknowledge a center that gives light and to which they pay tribute. Religion provides history with its principal data, its unity and its life, whereas history offers theology, in archives from the past, verification of its claims and the testimony on which it rests.
Theology can animate the study of human language.
But such study, in comparing languages, painstakingly explores rich veins and plumbs wonderful depths for the benefit of theology, by confirming the teachings on the unity of the species and the origin of societies. Theology presents religious and revealed truths, held by the Church, in a rationally ordered system. But the Church is a visible society, with laws, to which the laws of civil societies correspond. In this way it can be seen that the study of law flows from theology, and that theology can benefit from this study. Since all learning leads to God and to man, the science of bodies in a certain sense leads to the human body.