Women Want Inclusion, Feel Hopeful After Talk with Top Vatican Nun
“In the church, women are still second-class citizens, but I have hope,” said Jackie Baligian,…
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Ukrainian ‘Chaplain in Combat’ Speaks on Atrocities of the War
During a whirlwind visit to Fordham, the chief chaplain of the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church spoke…
Speech Acts Panel Explores Forgiveness, Mercy, Justice in Public Discourse
How can mercy, justice, and forgiveness play a role in our public discourse? Can religious…
In New Documentary, Paradoxes of the Shakers Emerge
The United Society of Believers in Christ’s Second Coming, a utopian, ecstatic religious movement best…
Yearlong Series to Address Free Speech
Freedom of speech and expression, two bedrock principles of American life, will be the subject…
From St. Ignatius of Loyola’s Conversion to Bernstein’s MASS: A Theme of Breaking and Reimagining
In September 1971, when Leonard Bernstein’s MASS debuted, the United States was facing a time…
Talking with John Cecero, S.J., Vice President for Mission Integration and Ministry
On August 2, John Cecero, S.J., became Fordham’s new vice president for mission integration and…
Should Cancel Culture Be Canceled?
From Aristotle to Dr. Seuss to an editor-in-chief at Teen Vogue, it would seem that…
The American Abortion Debate: Panelists Look Beyond ‘Labels and Accusations’
The debate over abortion rights must move beyond politics and binary discourse, said panelists at…
Pope’s New Encyclical Provides Framework for Examining Capitalism and Racism, Scholars Say
Just weeks before the American presidential election, a Fordham panel of scholars analyzed the latest…