Loyola University Chicago Celebrates Inaugural Commencement for Arrupe College

Loyola University Chicago’s Arrupe College celebrated its first graduating class at its inaugural Commencement ceremony on August 12. Arrupe College is a two-year associate’s degree program that provides a rigorous liberal arts education to motivated students with limited financial resources and an interest in attending a four-year institution.
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Jesuit Leaders Condemn Attacks on Fr. Ismael “Melo” Moreno, S.J., Honduran Human Rights Advocate

After joining students in protest at the national university in Honduras, Fr. Ismael “Melo” Moreno, S.J., a human rights advocate and director of ERIC and Radio Progreso, was accused of promoting anarchy and generating violence.
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Ignatian Carbon Challenge: For Second Year, Catholic High Schools Commit To Care For Creation

As the official kickoff of the second year of the Ignatian Carbon Challenge on September 1 approaches, high schools in the Ignatian and Catholic network are preparing to continue to bring Laudato Si’ to life in their classrooms and institutions.