jesuit catholic tradition Archives

Shayna Blatt
March 29, 2026
My First Lent
I have spent 16 years attending Catholic institutions and seeing the tradition of Lent proliferate and take on meaning in…
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Daniel Pacella
December 12, 2019
A Religious Call to Do Right
The Jesuit values that Boston College prides itself on should not just be used for personal growth – they should…
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Evan Goldstein
September 24, 2014
Opinion: Doing Something Different than a #31 Rank
Should BC care about ranking against schools with different missions?
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Emma Winters
September 19, 2014
Pope Francis Marries Cohabiting Couples
Pope Francis continues to take the Church in a new direction.
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Itzel Ayala
March 15, 2013
You should probably know this about the pope
Even with all of the non-stop media coverage there are still some things that may shock you about the new…
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And That’s What You Missed on the Potential Glee Reboot
by James Cunningham
October 8, 2026
Could Glee be making a reemergence in television? The show more »
Europe’s Left: On Course for a Comeback?
by Thomas Wu
October 6, 2026
Left wing parties have swept through Europe in recent elections, more »
How Uncertainty is Shaping The Battle for The Hormuz Strait
by Michael Salemme
October 6, 2026
Nearly six months into the U.S. war against Iran, the more »
House of Representatives Called into Early Recess
by Thomas Wu
October 6, 2026
On Sept. 16, House of Representatives Speaker Mike Johnson called more »
The Far Right Returns: German Far-Right AfD Wins First in Two States
by Jonatan Fleisher
October 6, 2026
On Sept. 6, Alternative für Deutschland, a far-right German political more »

My First Lent