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Gonzaga lecture to explore Catholic teaching on immigration using Hindu, Jain theology

Loyola Marymount theologian Tracy Sayuki Tiemeier will examine Catholic messaging on immigration and lessons on otherness during Gonzaga’s Flannery Lecture.
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Across every faith and none, these 6 values keep showing up

Across faith and secular traditions, shared public values offer a path toward civic renewal, trust-building and a renewed social contract in American life.
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U.S-Iran bombing: What would Jesus say about war?

This morning I woke to the news that the U.S. and Israel had engaged in bombing multiple locations in Iran
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Nostos: The long return home — and to my father

After 19 years of distance, a son recounts reconciling with his estranged Greek father, finding faith, healing and redemption in the final years of his life.
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What avocados and John Wesley teach us about ‘going on to perfection’

In a letter to his grandchildren, a grandfather reflects on Wesleyan “perfection,” aging, faith and the unfinished business of love and justice.
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The Death of a Rohingya refugee should trouble every Christian

He is a Rohingya refugee from Burma, part of a people group the United Nations calls “the most persecuted minority in the world.”
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FāVS Religion News Roundup: Feb. 27

News roundup: A Doug Wilson debate, student service days, Muslim Advocacy Day, Gonzaga’s AI conference, evangelical views on Israel and more.
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