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Novice? Regent? Scholastic? A guide to Jesuit formation (and lingo)
James Martin, S.J.
August 11, 2013
A number of people have asked me about Jesuit formation, particularly the nomenclature, and the way that Jesuits refer to one another at various stages. So here goes.
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When and what is the ‘Triduum’?
Felix Just
March 20, 2008
Living in today’s world, doesn’t the period from Thursday to Sunday seem to us, and to most people, like four days, rather than three?
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Three Jesuits who knew Pedro Arrupe reflect on his legacy
Jim McDermott
November 12, 2007
Three former general assistants consider Father Arrupe's legacy.
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Whatever happened to limbo?
Gerald M. Fagin
March 18, 2002
Nowhere in the current catechism is there any treatment of a belief that was part of the common teaching of the church for over 700 years.
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What happens if a pope resigns?
Kenneth E. Untener
March 25, 2000
Could a pope resign? Would a retired pope still be infallible? If a pope resigns and another is elected, are there in effect two popes?
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