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VIEWPOINT: Reconciling Jesuit Teachings With Abuse

VIEWPOINT: Reconciling Jesuit Teachings With Abuse

By Grace Laria and Julie Bevilacqua March 15, 2019

This viewpoint discusses sexual abuse. Please refer to the end of the article for on- and off-campus resources. Our senior year began after the Pennsylvania grand jury report named 300 Catholic priests...

CARNES: The High Calling of Bothered Excellence

CARNES: The High Calling of Bothered Excellence

By Fr. Matthew Carnes, S.J. October 31, 2014

What makes a Jesuit education different? Over the years, I have heard many efforts to describe the unique chemistry of a place like Georgetown. Last week, though, I heard one that was genuinely new for...

O’BRIEN: Intellectual Risks Yield New Insights

By Fr. Kevin O'Brien, S.J. January 25, 2013

Emile Allais died last year at the age of 100. Few outside of the realm of competitive skiing would recognize his name, but his popularization of the tactic of keeping skis parallel to each other to...

MAHER: Reflection Soothes Souls

By Fr. Ryan Maher, S.J. March 29, 2012

A wise Franciscan nun once counseled me that it is imperative to locate the oases of grace in your life and visit them regularly. She explained that we all know of places where the odds are good that we...

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