Summer Reading: Part I

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Matt Emerson May 29, 2014

Just in time for June, a number of outlets and authors are offering suggestions for summer reading. Even J.P. Morgan has a few ideas. Click on the following links to review the titles. For my next post on summer reading, I'll feature some Catholic and spiritual selections:

The Boston Globe

The Los Angeles Times

J.P. Morgan

The New Republic

David Brooks (See here and here)

Janet Maslin

The Daily Clog

Upworthy (with a lovely diagram to make it easier)

Vogue

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Christopher J. Devron, S.J.

Father Hans Zollner: Post abuse crisis, how can we get back to our Christian roots?

Jim McDermott

Source: China and the Vatican to sign historic agreement by end of September

Gerard O’Connell

Resignations, Rome meetings and investigations: A week of major developments in the sexual abuse crisis

Michael J. O’Loughlin

Former F.B.I. agent who led 2002 child protection efforts says bishops “can’t police their own”

Jim McDermott

Marketplace

Loyola University New Orleans: Dean, College of Business

Jobs

The Mariandale Center

Retreat Houses

Shine Kids, You’re Talented, Gifted and Blessed Go Follow Your Dreams!

Books

Archdiocese of Los Angeles: Assistant Director – Development

Jobs

Loyola High School Detroit: President

Jobs

The latest from america

Pope John Paul II prays in 1993 at the Hill of Crosses in Siauliai, Lithuania. Pope Francis will make the same three-nation visit, stopping at a number of the same places as his saint-predecessor. (CNS photo/Arturo Mari, L'Osservatore Romano)

Three Baltic states once in Russia’s shadow prepare to welcome Pope Francis

Francis is visiting Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia to help mark their centennial of independence from czarist Russia.

Edward W. Schmidt, S.J.September 20, 2018

Kevin and Sarah Leopold attend a Sept. 14 prayer vigil with their son Ambrose at the Cathedral Basilica of SS. Peter and Paul in Philadelphia. The vigil was in response to recent clerical sexual abuse scandals. (CNS photo/Gina Christian, catholicphilly.com)

Five ways to safeguard children everywhere

The U.S. bishops’ Dallas Charter to protect minors is working. Its principles should be applied to all Americans who work with children.

Stephen J. RossettiSeptember 20, 2018

California priest becomes voice for victims, sharing his own story of abuse during homily

To be a voice for victims of clerical sexual abuse, Father Brendan McGuire realized he had to come to terms with the abuse he suffered at the hands of a priest when he was 18. It was a secret he had held for 35 years.

Mark Pattison - Catholic News ServiceSeptember 20, 2018