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New Anti-Trans Policies Move Church from Vital Core Teachings — Conversations
By Craig A. Ford Jr. Many in Jesuit higher education have likely heard about the new policies recently enumerated in “Catechesis and Policy on Questions Concerning Gender Theory,” a document released by the Archdiocese of Milwaukee, which is led by Archbishop Jerome Listecki.
New Anti-Trans Policies Move Church from Vital Core Teachings — Conversations
By Craig A. Ford, Jr. Many in Jesuit higher education have likely heard about the new policies recently enumerated in “Catechesis and Policy on Questions Concerning Gender Theory,” a document released by the Archdiocese of Milwaukee, which is led by Archbishop Jerome Listecki.
Small Schools, Big Rewards: Diversity is our future, we must embrace it — Conversations
BY MILTON JAVIER BRAVO In many Hispanic/Latinx cultures, Advent is a moment in the liturgical calendar to experience with family and in community. Las posadas, a tradition that typically takes place from December 16 to 24, is a popular Catholic practice of symbolically accompanying Joseph and Mary as they seek shelter in expectation of the birth of Jesus.
STEM and the Mission: Science is a human endeavor — Conversations
BY MICHAEL FENNIE It’s been nearly a decade since the University of Scranton’s Loyola Science Center opened its doors at the heart of our campus, significantly upgrading the University’s STEM teaching and research capabilities and symbolically connecting to St. Thomas Hall, where many humanities programs reside.
Six little-known facts—really!—about Ignatius Loyola — Conversations
BY BARTON T. GEGER, S.J. How well do you know St. Ignatius Loyola? Here are six facts about his life that will surprise even many Jesuits. 1. Ignatius had a crush on his sister-in-law. When Ignatius was a boy, his older brother Martín and his sister-in-law Magdalena Araoz became lord and lady of Loyola Castle. Magdalena was renowned for her beauty, and it was she who owned the books that Ignatius read during his recuperation from injuries incurred at Pamplona.
Prayer Cards & Holy Dirt
With the publication of The Madonna of 115th Street, his now thirty-year-old study of piety in Italian Harlem, Orsi established himself as an insightful interpreter of U.S. Catholic life and developed a reputation as a trendsetter in religious history. As he exposed the intricate links between sacred and secular in the lives of immigrants and their progeny, he demonstrated a refined capacity to see what others had missed.
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