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As one of the leading scholars in theological aesthetics, González-Andrieu believes that beauty is a human right — stressing the importance of art and beauty as mediums of self-expression during times of oppression, Carlos…
LOS ANGELES – Loyola Marymount University has faculty experts available to respond to media inquiries about Latinx Heritage Month. LMU professors can add context to stories about issues facing U.S. Latinx communities, such as…
In this America Magazine reflection, LMU’s Cecilia González-Andrieu, professor of theological studies, asks: “The brokenness of our humanity cries out to God. How will we answer it?” Source: AmericaIn Some Ways, Biblical Times Are…
LMU’s Cecilia González-Andrieu, professor of theological studies, writes in this reflection piece: “The God of life wants to transform this broken reality. From the dead in war, to the abolition of war. From the…
Imagine this: skies with strokes of bright yellow, with bouts of orange, as if they’re in the midst of turning into flames; below them, a mountain with a gaping wound, looking upon its valley, filled with scattered trees, scattered people. Some have been marked by numbers and letters; others have turned into faint silhouettes.
The Summit opened with a keynote address from Dr. Cecilia González-Andrieu, a professor of theology at Loyola Marymount University. She asked attendees to envision the ways in which personal faith can be the “the…
Loyola Marymount University theology professor Cecilia González-Andrieu joined this AirTalk discussion about poll results showing a clear gap between the prevalent views of American Catholics and some recent high-profile actions taken by the church’s…
