Jesuit Father Paul Mankowski: A Man for Our Season
COMMENTARY: The late priest, who was unjustly silenced by his own Jesuit order, was a model of sanity and sanctity.
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Jesuit University Divests From Fossil Fuels after a Six-Year Process
The Catholic Church has over the centuries pronounced definitively on a wide variety of moral topics such as abortion, murder, sexual ethics, and charity. Its mandates on environmentalism in general — and divestment in particular — are comparatively sparser.
El Salvador Ex-President and Others Face Charges for 1989 Murders of Jesuits
On Nov. 16, 1989 a unit of the Salvadoran Army dragged six Jesuits from their beds on the campus of the Central American University and shot them.
Salvadoran Imprisoned for 1989 Killings of 5 Jesuit Priests
The killings took place on Nov. 16, 1989, during a battle being waged across the city of San Salvador.
