The four “S’s” call us to be worthy of the privilege of serving the brothers and sisters God entrusts to our care.
Short Take
A Jesuit and a corporate lobbyist: Dreamers strengthen our nation
Repealing DACA would tear apart families and hurt the economy, while ripping the moral fabric that makes our immigrant nation great.
What I’ve learned in the trenches of religious education
People are more likely to be open to hearing the truth if they know you occasionally feed them and give them free babysitting.
On immigration, founding charisms can guide Catholic schools
College charisms are not relics but principles for an age of political uncertainty.
This is not what pro-life leadership looks like
Whatever motivated Mr. Trump to reinstate the Mexico City Policy, it was not a consistent recognition of the dignity and sacredness of every human life.
What should guide U.S. immigration policy: self-interest or charity?
Would you not love and admire a country that opened its doors to the tired, the poor, the wretched and the homeless?
What Catholics owe their Muslim brothers and sisters
It should not be difficult for Catholics to acknowledge the reality of Islamophobia.
What would Jefferson say about today’s America?
What perils would Jefferson and Franklin warn us against?
An open letter to President Trump from the head of Jesuit Refugee Service USA
Refugees are survivors. As Americans, we share their values.
Imposing Independence: Questioning the moral authority of the Easter Rising
Catholic social thought has much to say about the issues surrounding the Rising.
