In both their own pursuits of an education and later in their role as educators, Jesuits look to Joseph de Jouvancy’s ‘The Way to Learn and the Way to Teach’ as a guide.
Metro, Top Story
Northeast Jesuits Name Priests Credibly Accused of Minor Abuse
The names of Jesuits credibly accused of sexually abusing minors were released by the U.S.A. Jesuits Northeast Province Tuesday morning. The list includes two Jesuits, now deceased, who worked at Boston College, although the alleged abuse did not occur while they worked at the University.
Features
Fifty Years Since the Summer of ’69 and The Society of Jesus
“The question is how are you most effectively going to engage with the political structures and political like, and I think again, dialogue, engagement, participation, and sometimes confrontation,” Von Arx said.
News, On Campus
Panel Discusses Dwindling Jesuits in Society
Rev. Robert Keane, S.J. said that in 1965, 149 Jesuits lived in St. Mary’s Hall. In 2000, that number dropped to 130 Jesuits. Today, there are only 50 Jesuits living in St. Mary’s Hall.
News, On Campus
Panel Discusses Declining Number of Jesuits Across the World
“People have a good heart and want to contribute back to society,” Richards said. “They might not identify with institutional church, but they still believe in humanity.”
Features
‘Why Not I?’: Jiang’s Journey from Communist China to BC
Prior to teaching at Boston College, Fr. Jiang worked in Myanmar, Laos, and Vietnam for UNESCO, teaching children English and math.
Featured Story, Features
Weekly ‘Examen’ Sessions Give Students a Chance to Pause and Reflect
In today’s fast-paced world, the charm of the ancient Jesuit practice appeals to students seeking a chance to pause and reflect on their day.
News, On Campus
Notre Dame Dean: The Global Presence Of Jesuits
John McGreevy, dean of the College of Arts and Letters at Notre Dame, visited BC and lectured on the global influence of the Jesuits throughout history.
On Campus, News
Jesuits Offer Words Of Hope In Light Of Paris Attacks
The Jesuits at BC addressed the recent attacks in Paris, offering words of hope and resilience during a period of reflection.
