Theologian’s New Book Amplifies Voices of Women Scholars Around the World
A year after publishing a book that re-envisions central Christian themes from the oft-neglected perspective…
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Illuminating the World’s Oldest Church
A Fordham scholar shines new light on Christianity’s formative years in Syria, where Islamic State…
School of Religion Graduate Exchanges the Military for Monasteries
Living and studying among Maronite nuns in a Lebanese monastery seems a far cry from…
Conference Tackles Faith Communities’ Response to Domestic Violence
On Sally MacNichol’s first day volunteering at a battered women’s shelter, she received a call…
University Mourns Death of Daniel Berrigan, SJ, Peace Activist and Poet-in-Residence
Fordham University mourns the death of Daniel Berrigan, SJ, whose fervent and unwavering devotion to…
Graduate School of Religion and Tuff City Styles Team Up on Theology and Hip Hop
The sight of two-dozen theologians gathered in a Bronx tattoo parlor on April 9 was…
Adviser to Pope Francis Brings an Urban Pastoral Discussion to Campus
In his September 2015 homily at Madison Square Garden, Pope Francis spoke to New Yorkers…
In New Book, Theology Meets Grassroots Activism in New York Churches
Obedience, a traditional Catholic virtue, may not quite mean what you think it does, says…
Papal Adviser to Lead Discussion Series at the Graduate School of Religion
A theologian who is part of Pope Francis’ inner circle of advisers will be at…
Faith Communities Should Support, Not Penalize, Couples Who Divorce, Interfaith Panel Says
Divorce is contentious in many religious traditions, yet it is incumbent on faith communities to…