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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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Prayer opens oneself to love

ANNA SCHULTE March 20, 2013

Last weekend I found myself sleeping on air mattresses, neglecting to shower for three straight days and dancing to Shakira's "Hips Don't Lie" with a serving spoon in my hand. Within days I was transformed...

Jesuits discuss hopes for pope

BURKE BISCHOFF March 20, 2013

With Pope Francis officially starting his ministry March 19, local Jesuits have high expectations for the new pope's policies and actions. Many religious thinkers expect Jorge Mario Bergoglio, elected...

Briefs: Gandara named NAIA Scholar-Athlete

The Maroon March 20, 2013

Manuel "Rocco" Gandara was named a 2012-13 Daktronics-NAIA Division I Men's Basketball Scholar-Athlete. The NAIA announced on Monday, March 18, 60 student-athletes across the country who were named to...

Pope possibly not a Jesuit

BURKE BISCHOFF March 20, 2013

Many local and national religious thinkers are debating on whether or not Pope Francis is still in the Jesuit order.  Pope Francis has gathered much attention for being the first pope with a Jesuit...

Brief: U.N. bill opposes violence against women

Associated Press March 20, 2013

UNITED NATIONS (AP) - Conservative Muslim, Roman Catholic and liberal Western nations approved a U.N. blueprint to combat violence against women and girls, ignoring strong objections from Egypt's Muslim...

Brief: New Orleans Museum of Art hosts John Paul II art

Associated Press March 20, 2013

NEW ORLEANS (AP) - More than 25 years ago, Pope John Paul II made a historic visit to New Orleans. Now, a new generation has the chance to experience some of those memories through an exhibit at the New...

Brief: National organizations fight voucher program

Associated Press March 20, 2013

NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Three organizations opposed to Louisiana's private school tuition voucher program are weighing in on the issue ahead of state Supreme Court arguments this week. Americans United for...

Robert P. George giving his lecture in the Roussel Performance Hall Wednesday, March 6. George’s lecture, titled “Five Pillars of a Decent and Dynamic Society,” discussed treating the poor and families with respect so that a society can flourish.

Lecture focuses on society

BURKE BISCHOFF March 14, 2013

Princeton University's McCormick Professor of Jurisprudence gave a lecture on Loyola's campus, discussing the importance in shaping a more decent and dynamic society by focusing on the poor and families. Robert...

Faculty experience eloquence convention

BURKE BISCHOFF March 14, 2013

With the help of the Jesuit Center, faculty and staff were able to experience full eloquence for an entire weekend by participating in the Heartland Delta Faculty Conversations. The conference is held...

Jesuits advocate for human dignity

ASHLEY FRUGE March 14, 2013

A group of Jesuit activists launched a campaign for the humane treatment of illegal immigrants by appealing to national and local politicians. Jesuit activists hosted the Ignatian Family Advocacy Month,...

Lenten events help with reflection on faith

MARY GRACI March 14, 2013

The Jesuit Center helps university members in celebrating the Lenten spirit with events that reflect on relationships with God. The 2013 Lenten Series is a succession of events celebrating the season...

Archbishop Gregory Aymond gives his homily during mass in St. Louis Cathedral Wednesday, March 13, 2013. Aymond tested positive for COVID-19 on Monday.

Jesuits react to pope election

HASANI GRAYSON March 14, 2013

After two days of deliberation, the papal conclave has selected Jorge Bergoglio as the first ever Jesuit pope. Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio, who adopted the name Pope Francis I, will also be the first pope...

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