Jesuits in Mexico Issue Statement on the Death of Alleged Murderer of Two Priests
On June 22, 2022, in the Sierra Tarahumara, in the Mexican state of Chihuahua, two laymen and Jesuit priests were murdered in a church in the town of Cerocahui.
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Does ChatGPT Get Catholics?
Check out this Jesuit/Dominican rap battle, a joke and a daily schedule to fit in prayer and family time.
Newly Discovered Asteroids Named After Jesuits — and a Pope
The Vatican Observatory announced this week the naming of four newly discovered asteroids after notable Catholics, including Pope Gregory XIII, who began the tradition of papal astronomers and observatories.
Jesuit Superior: Father Marko Rupnik Was Automatically Excommunicated in 2019
The clergyman committed a crime of the sacrament of confession, which is one of the most serious crimes in the Catholic Church. The Jesuit is alleged to have also sexually abused members of a women’s institute of religious life in Ljubljana, Slovenia.
Pope Francis to Canada’s Jesuits: ‘When There is Conflict the Liturgy is Always Mistreated’
In the hour-long conversation with the local Jesuits, the Pope also spoke about tradition and doctrine.
A Tribute to St. Ignatius of Loyola’s Brothers on This Feast Day
The Society of Jesus has produced great scholars and great scientists over the centuries.
Examining the Jesuit Doctrinal Hammerlock on the Roman Curia
COMMENTARY: CDF prefect Cardinal Luis Ladaria has been admirable, yet he has had to do quite a bit of shrugging in response to the actions of his brethren from the Society of Jesus.
2 Jesuit Priests Killed in a Church in Mexico
Both priests tried to protect a person who sought refuge in the church while being chased by at least one other man.
Pope Francis: The Saints Show Us How to Live in Communion With the Church
The Pope spoke at a March 12 Mass marking the 400th anniversary of the canonization of Sts. Ignatius of Loyola, Francis Xavier, Teresa of Avila, Philip Neri and Isidore the Farmer from Madrid.
Loyola Marymount University’s Catholic Identity Crisis
A preferred pronouns controversy, a Planned Parenthood dance, and the removal of St. Junipero Serra’s statue have added more concerns about the Los Angeles Jesuit university’s commitment to its Catholic identity. But some see a way forward for hope.
