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Remembering Avery Dulles

By every standard, Avery Dulles was a dedicated theologian and a committed disciple of Jesus Christ. Continue Reading »

12 Dec 2023

Ivan Illich’s star once burned brightly. From the late sixties through the mid-seventies—when his influence was greatest—this learned Roman Catholic became a countercultural guru, notorious for facing a 1968 Vatican inquisition that led him to cease exercising his priesthood, though he . . . . Continue Reading »

1 Feb 2022

American Jesuit

by Tony Abbott

Paul Mankowski’s goal wasn’t to be lauded by his peers or to be personally fulfilled. It was to do his duty to God by selflessly serving an order that rarely hid its scorn for him. Continue Reading »

10 Jan 2022

Life and Faith of Paul Mankowski

by Mark Bauerlein

George Weigel joins the podcast to discuss Jesuit at Large: Essays and Reviews by Paul Mankowski, S.J. Continue Reading »

16 Dec 2021

Francis Canavan: A Jesuit for the Confused and Distressed

by William Doino Jr.

When Fr. Francis Canavan died in 2009, the Society of Jesus lost one of its finest men, as did America. Continue Reading »

10 Jan 2018

A Hint of Thermidorian Reaction?

by Carl R. Trueman

Events at Mount Holyoke College hint at coming conflicts within the movement for radical sexual revolution. Continue Reading »

21 Jan 2015

Christmas Carols in Traditional Sound

by Ross Blake

Christmas Carols in Traditional Sound and . . . . Continue Reading »

1 Dec 1992

The Many Causes of Environmentalism

by Richard John Neuhaus

The Woodstock Center at Georgetown University is where some distinguished Jesuits, and some less distinguished Jesuits, fiddle with their theological fretwork. A recent Woodstock Report is entirely given over to fretting about today’s favorite crisis, the environment. It comes with a recommended . . . . Continue Reading »

1 Aug 1990