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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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Heirloom returns to New Iberia

By KARMA CHAMPAGNE November 10, 2011

NEW IBERIA, La. — The 144-year-old quilt, embroidered and appliqued in 1867, was the only piece of church history left after the first First United Methodist Church burned down more than a century...

the rev. tom Dente, of St. peter the apostle roman catholic church in river’s Edge, n.J., trains new priests in the new Mass. the revision of the roman Missal will affect the practice of Mass across the world.

Roman Missal changes Mass globally

By NHI TIEU November 10, 2011

With the upcoming Advent, Catholic Masses across the country, including those at Loyola, will experience significant change. The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops is preparing to implement...

Roger White

Conversion shows value of religious dialogue

Roger White November 10, 2011

I promised the editor that I would make this a personal column rather than an information piece, and I intend to keep my word. The topic I was asked to write about is my conversion from Episcopalianism...

Kyle McIntyre

Let’s stop neglecting Shintoism

KYLEE MCINTYRE November 2, 2011

When I was a little girl, I'd read over the "Peoples of the World" book my mom bought me because she wanted me to learn about the world (and she wanted me to understand why we didn't, as I asked her many...

The statue of Ignatius Loyola, founder of the Jesuit order, stands in front of the Danna center. The Ignatius Loyola course focuses upon his life and impact and is popular with students, maintaining a long waitlist.

Ignatius Loyola’s life still relevant

CHERIE LEJEUNE October 27, 2011

There is a course on campus that has had a waitlist of nearly three-dozen students, and those who have taken it say it is worth the wait. The course, titled Ignatius Loyola, provides students with insight...

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