GRE Honors Jesuit ‘Homeboy’
There are those of deep Christian faith who dedicate their lives to helping the poor,…
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GRE Honors ‘Homeboy’ Priest at Annual Sapientia
Gregory Boyle, S.J., and several others were honored on Oct. 21 for service to the…
Professor Shows How Religion Can Help Trauma Victims Recover
When assisting people who are suffering from the effects of trauma, Mary Beth Werdel, Ph.D.,…
What is Entrepreneurial Discipleship?
A new model of the church that harnesses collective innovation, community-based initiative and creativity to…
GRE Honors Extraordinary Individuals, Church at Annual Celebration
The Graduate School of Religion and Religious Education (GRE) honored those who have contributed to…
Fordham Mourns the Loss of George McCauley, S.J.
Fordham mourns the death of George McCauley, S.J., a former faculty member in the Graduate…
Scholars Share Inward, Outward Journeys Toward Spirituality
Where does spirituality come from, and how do a person’s experiences bear on its development?…
Father Ryan Reports from West Africa (VIII): “Winding Up in Ghana”
Laurence J. McGinley Professor of Religion and Society Patrick J. Ryan, S.J. is spending a…
GRE Professor Remembered as Outstanding Scholar
Peter F. Ellis, S.S.L., professor emeritus of biblical studies in the Graduate School of Religion…
Jesuit Advocates Humor as a Sign of Faith
Even Jesus had a sense of humor, according to James Martin, S.J. Photo by Ken…