Abstract
John Paul II, in his Apostolic Constitution for Catholic Universities, selected evangelization as one of the distinctive characteristics of Catholic universities. The author argues that evangelization of a kind proper to a medical school is essential to its Catholic identity; that properly construed evangelization can enhance, rather than diminish, the quality of medical education and patient care; and that without being part of the Church's evangelizing mission, Catholic medical schools cannot withstand the powerful currents which now tug them in the direction of secularization.
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