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Jesuit School Spotlight
‘You can’t find God in following what other people tell you to love’: lessons from my Jesuit high school teacher
James T. Keane
June 17, 2021
A graduate of a Jesuit high school in conversation with his English teacher from three decades ago on Ignatian and Jesuit education.
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On Bloomsday, you can thank the Catholic Church for the humor in James Joyce’s ‘Ulysses’
Michelle Smith
June 16, 2021
Bloomsday is an ideal time to find the humor that springs forth in ‘Ulysses.’
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Review: Dana Gioia’s love letter to teachers and mentors
Joshua Hren
June 16, 2021
Dana Gioia’s new book is a love letter attesting to the illuminating and poetic moments of his education.
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Catholic Book Club
The crux of religious belief: Walter Miller Jr.’s ‘A Canticle for Leibowitz’
Kevin Spinale
June 11, 2021
Parsing the pros and cons of 'A Canticle for Leibowitz,' the latest selection of the Catholic Book Club.
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The Pope Francis Summer Reading List
Colleen Dulle
June 02, 2021
A Pope Francis-inspired summer reading list—if your idea of a beach read is an 700-page plague novel, a dystopian story about the Antichrist or a bizarre spy story beloved by media theorists and quantum physicists!
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What an Italian Jesuit (and Georgetown’s ‘second founder’) thought about democracy and religious freedom in America
Michael E. Engh
May 28, 2021
A Jesuit and an Italian, Giovanni Grassi, S.J., undertook a project to explain the United States to other Italians in 1818.
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