Arturo Sosa

Pope Francis greets Jesuit Fr. Marko Rupnik during a private audience at the Vatican in this Jan. 3, 2022, file photo. Rupnik, whose mosaics decorate chapels in the Vatican, all over Europe, in the United States and Australia, is under restricted ministry after being accused of abusing adult nuns in Slovenia. (CNS/Vatican Media)

Vatican's handling of Jesuit priest shows new dimensions of never-ending abuse crisis

The case involving Jesuit Fr. Marko Rupnik recapitulates and casts a light on new dimensions that have emerged in the Catholic Church's abuse scandal in recent years. I want to highlight 10 dimensions that I see.

Massimo Faggioli

Global Citizenship Fellows met virtually for nine months, then in person at the International Association of Jesuit Universities 2022 Assembly Aug. 3-6 at Boston College. The cohort included 31 students from 19 institutions in 16 countries. (Channing Lee)

Guest Voices

I attended a global meeting of Jesuit educators. Here's what I learned about our global responsibility as Catholics.

By Channing Lee

Cardinal Giuseppe Versaldi, prefect of the Congregation for Catholic Education, gives a thumbs up during the Oct. 14 inauguration of the Institute of Anthropology: Interdisciplinary Studies on Human Dignity and Care at the Pontifical Gregorian University.

Rome's revamped safeguarding institute seeks to create 'culture of care'

By Christopher White

Justice

Jesuit schools must be environmental justice leaders, dean says

By Brian Roewe

Vatican's handling of Jesuit priest shows new dimensions of never-ending abuse crisis

I attended a global meeting of Jesuit educators. Here's what I learned about our global responsibility as Catholics.

Rome's revamped safeguarding institute seeks to create 'culture of care'

Jesuit schools must be environmental justice leaders, dean says

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