| Theology, Department of: Loyola University Chicago

2017 - 2018

Pope Francis calls for retreat for U.S. Bishops at Mundelein Seminary
Prof. Miguel Diaz, John Courtney Murray, S.J., Chair in Public Service, was interviewed by the Chicago Tribune regarding the call by Pope Francis for a retreat for U.S. Bishops at Mundelein Seminary to address the sex abuse crisis.
Re-Writing the New Testament
The Cody Chair invites interested students and faculty to attend an advanced graduate seminar titled “Re-Writing the New Testament” on Monday, October 22, from 10:25 a.m. – 12:55 p.m. in Mundelein 415.
How does Religion Belong in Politics? A Conversation on the Catholic Vote
The John Courtney Murray University Chair in Public Service will host a conversation on the relation between religion and politics on October 4 at 5:00 p.m. in the Regis Hall Multipurpose Room.
Voices Pope Francis Will Not Hear
On Monday, August 20th, Hille Haker will participate in a panel discussion at the Trinity School of Religion in Dublin, Ireland titled "Voices Francis Will Not Hear." The panel is being held on the occasion of Pope Francis' visit to Ireland.
Making America Inclusive Again: A “Catholic” Approach to Our Neighbors. Miguel H. Díaz
A number of religious scholars and activists put together some critical reflections on the current administration from a variety of faith perspectives and covering a wide range of issues. April 18, 2018
Breaking White Supremacy: The Black Social Gospel, Martin Luther King, Jr. and the "Fury in the Negro"
Prof Gary Dorrien will lecture on Monday, April 16, at 4 p.m. in the Information Commons, 4th Floor Lecture Hall.
Catholic Conversion Narratives in Modernist Aesthetics
The Loyola Theology Department, the Hank Center and KU Leuven would like to invite you to attend our latest collaborative conference, Catholic Conversion Narratives in Modernist Aesthetics on April 16th and 17th in Regents Hall
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THE QUESTION OF RELIGIOUS FREEDOM: FROM JOHN COURTNEY MURRAY, S.J. AND VATICAN II TO THE PRESENT
On March 12th and 13th, Loyola University Chicago will bring together leading theologians and legal scholars from around the country for a two-day conference on the subject of religious freedom.
Theology and Interdisciplinary Study
Prof. Hans Svebakken teaches an interdisciplinary study course on the relation of religion and science
Marking 500 Years of Martin Luther's 95 Theses
That We May All Be One: Reformation and the Spirit of Christian Unity
A Lutheran's Love Letter to Pope Francis
Professor Aana Marie Vigen has published "A Lutheran's Love Letter to Pope Francis" in America, the Jesuit Review.
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Healing Earth
The Healing Earth Textbook, a project of the International Jesuit Ecology Project, wins Expanded Reason Award in the Teaching Category.

2017 - 2018

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