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LMU Professor Cecilia González-Andrieu writes in America Magazine: “Our young people today need to know that we, as church, feel God’s fury at the violence against women on our street or on the other…
“Some on the right think that the magisterium can resolve every question or problem with a declaration,” writes LMU’s Thomas P. Rausch, S.J., emeritus T. Marie Chilton Chair of Catholic Theology, in America. “Those…
When Michael Howard was 12 years old, his grandmother Henrietta Delyons left Georgia to live with his family in Washington D.C. He remembers fondly that she would read to him from the Bible. After…
Catholic, by definition, means universal. Catholic parishes were created as a place for parishioners to come together, celebrate the Eucharist and live out the Church’s mission. However, parishes today are facing social inequalities and…
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…
Associated Press: Allan Figueroa Deck, a distinguished scholar of pastoral theology at Loyola Marymount University, said McElroy’s elevation represents a “clear message” from the pope about the direction the church should move in. McElroy…
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.
