The Ignatian Educator

What to make of Pope Francis 39 s popularity TIME Magazine reports quot The Pope rsquo s popularity crosses wide mdash and often surprising mdash swaths of American society While it might not come as a shock that 87 of Catholics are fans of the Pope 61 of Protestants and 63 of people who fo

Pope Francis’s arrival in the United States has inspired a number of reflections on the background and mission of the Jesuits, particularly from those in Jesuit education.

The Los Angeles Times recently chronicled the efforts of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles to reach out to students and young Catholics through social media platforms.

More information on this very consequential Jesuit saint

Recent interviews given by the pope provide teachers much to ponder in anticipation of his visit.

On his visit to the United States later this month, the pope will visit Our Lady Queen of Angels, a K-8 Catholic elementary school in Harlem serving low-income families.

How does a 2000 year-old faith integrate with the demands of the modern world?

Sandra Hayes of Santa Clara University describes the changing admissions landscape

$1.5 billion went to academics, financial aid, Catholic formation programs and more

Pew Research has published new survey on Catholics.