After growing up in the middle of political and religious unrest in Ireland, Rev. Oliver P. Rafferty, S.J. now teaches about some of the historical events he live.
Finding Jesuit Values in BC Athletics
“There would be no complaining, self-pity, nor worry. It was time for these athletes to go to work, time for them to change the world.”
LTE: A Response to “Panel Discusses Dwindling Jesuits in Society”
“I hope that students at Boston College find encouragement and inspiration from our diverse Jesuit community.”
Students Explore Social Justice Issues at Ignatian Family Teach-in
This year’s focus was on issues of racial justice, mass incarceration, and immigration.
Panel Discusses Dwindling Jesuits in Society
Rev. Robert Keane, S.J. said that in 1965, 149 Jesuits lived in St. Mary’s Hall. In 2000, that number dropped to 130 Jesuits. Today, there are only 50 Jesuits living in St. Mary’s Hall.
Rev. Paul McNellis, S.J. Forms the Next Generation of Gentlemen
After serving in the Vietnam War, Rev. Paul McNellis, S.J. turned to God for answers, and eventually became a priest.
Interpreting the Language of BC
“What used to be a seemingly innocuous slogan carries the weight of a campus movement.”
A Turn for the Worst
“But around junior year, all of these Jesuit ideals get cast aside as internship frenzy sets in—the psychotic scramble to find a temporary position that will pave the way for a (hopefully) lucrative career.”
Loyola House Provides Community for Aspiring Jesuits
The Loyola House Residential Program is the first of its kind among Jesuit colleges and universities
Burning up the Apathy
“My complacency was transformed into a continual urge to act. I realized that activism was the missing piece in my BC journey to set the world aflame.”