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Cecilia González-Andrieu, professor of theology and theological aesthetics, wrote this reflection in America magazine for the memorial of Saint Catherine of Siena. Source: America An Imaginary Dinner Party of Saints and Biblical Figures
Commonweal: “Today we speak neutrally of ‘the unaffiliated,’ describing the dramatic increase in their numbers as ‘the rise of the nones’ (as in, those who choose ‘no religion’ on research surveys),” writes LMU Professor…
National Catholic Reporter: “There’s definitely a cooling off. About a third of those who were born Latino and Catholic are disaffiliated. They prefer not to identify as Catholic, even though a certain number of…
America: Thomas Rausch, S.J., professor emeritus of theology at Loyola Marymount University, was also surprised by what the comments seemed to imply about the pope’s decision-making: “It did not sound like Francis, who, Jesuit…
In Trust’s article about LMU’s Lilly Endowment Pathways grant quotes Amir Hussain, professor and chair of theological studies; Robert Hurteau, director of the Center for Religion and Spirituality; and Brett Hoover, associate professor of…
India West: Held on the campus of Loyola Marymount University, the guests for the March 21 event included LMU CBA Dean Dayle Smith and Senior Director of Business Development and Strategy Nola Wanta. Professor…
LMU’s Cecilia González-Andrieu, professor of theological studies, penned a reflection in America Magazine about the story of Susanna from the Book of Daniel, and the woman from the Gospel of John who has no…
