Loyola University Chicago
The Hank Center for the Catholic Intellectual Heritage
1968 Film Series
Film, Pizza, and Conversation! Join us as the 1968 Film Series continues October 22 with Medium Cool.
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Berrigan Week Videos
Click here to view our full length selection of videos from Berrigan Week, and the intriguing conversations this three-day event yielded
Recommended Reading
Each month CCIH will recommend new and notable books that integrate, interrogate, and celebrate the Catholic intellectual and artistic tradition.
Faculty Seminar
The Hank Center has been tasked by the university to offer an innovative seminar for faculty and administrators on the mission of the university and its commitment to social justice.
Ramonat Seminar
The 2018-2019 Ramonat Seminar in American Catholic History is pleased to announce its year-long seminar series, Catholics and Catholicism in American Politics. This series brings together outstanding scholars to discuss how Catholics and Catholicism shaped twentieth-century politics at the local, state, and federal level.
CCIH Conferences
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An Evening with Micheal O'Siadhail
The Hank Center is most pleased to welcome Micheal O'Siadhail, Irish poet of international renown, for the unveiling of his latest poetry collection, The Five Quintets. Acknowledging both Dante's Divine Comedy and T.S. Eliot's Four Quartets, O'Siadhail offers a sweeping reflection on modernity on the cusp of the first-ever global century. Join us for readings and conversation with one of the literary titans of our age.
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Integrity and Accountability in the Catholic Church: Save the Date
Given the recent revelations reported in the news, our panel of experts discusses what it means. After initial comments, Q&A from the audience follows. Panelists: Justice Anne M. Burke, Dr. Jennifer Haselberger, and Dr. Richard Gaillardetz. October 11 from 7:00-8:30 PM in Regents Hall, Lewis Towers, WTC. Co-sponsored by the Hank Center for the Catholic Intellectual Heritage and the Institute for Pastoral Studies.
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A Week with Dan Berrigan, SJ
Learn more about the Hank Center's exciting week-long commemoration of Dan Berrigan, activist Jesuit priest and his commitment to practicing a faith that does justice.
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Forming a Catholic Political Imagination
On April 18, 2018, CCIH welcomed Bishop Robert W. McElroy of the Diocese of San Diego, who delivered the second major lecture in honor of Cardinal Bernardin's legacy. The content of Bishop McElroy's speech resonated so deeply with the signs of the times that Commonweal magazine later published the lecture in full and invited three well-known authors to respond.
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Catholic Conversion Narratives in Modernist Aesthetics
In collaboration with the Catholic University of Leuven, the Hank Center is pleased to host this international and interdisciplinary conference, which will explore a variety of modern conversion narratives.
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What Loyola’s Final Four Run Can Teach Us about Catholic Schools and Sports by Michael P. Murphy
America Magazine publishes insightful commentary by Hank Center Director, Michael P. Murphy.
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Habemus Papam +5
Marking the fifth anniversary of the election of the first Jesuit Pope, CCIH welcomes Massimo Faggioli, Professor of Theology and Religious Studies at Villanova University who will provide the keynote.
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JESUITICAL: a podcast for young Catholics
In collaboration with America Magazine, and co-sponsored by Catholic Studies and the Jesuit Community, the Hank Center proudly presents Jesuitical, a podcast from America Media.
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1968 Series Part I: The Legacy of Humanae Vitae & What It Means to Be "Pro-Life"
This symposium features presentations and discussions on the legacy of the papal encyclical, fifty years after its promulgation.
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Women and Faith: How to Approach Tradition after the “Me Too” Movement
Loyola students are invited to join a candid conversation about the “Me Too” movement and the Catholic Church. Discussion will be facilitated by leading women from the Loyola community in an intimate and relaxed setting.
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Good God, But Life Could Be Less Than Easy: George Saunders and the Fiction of Radical Humanism
This symposium features not only a morning address by George Saunders, but also traditional conference panels interspersed with creative expressions and responses to conference themes. The day concludes with a special visit from the creative writing students at 826Chi, a local nonprofit organization, and a book signing session.
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The Hank Center Presents, Live from Loyola George: Saunders Radio Hour
An evening with MacArthur Genius and the Man Booker Prize-winning author, George Saunders. Raised Catholic in Chicago but now also a practicing Tibetan Buddhist, the author has a decidedly individual take on spirituality that informs his fictions.
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Faith and Neuroscience Colloquium- Perspectives on Personhood: Resources in Science, Philosophy, and Theology
This colloquium brings together resources from different academic disciplines to interrogate various perspectives on human consciousness and personhood. Keynote address by Dr. William Jaworski, Professor of Philosophy at Fordham University.
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The 2018 Cardinal Newman Lecture: Leah Libresco Sargeant
CCIH welcomes Leah Libresco Sargeant to share with us her journey from atheist blogger to Catholic apologist. Leah's work has appeared in First Things, America, The American Conservative, Commonweal, and several other publications.
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Faith in Focus Film Series Spring 2018 Screening: St. Frances Xavier Cabrini: The People's Saint
This 50-minute documentary filmed in 2017, the Centenary year of Mother Cabrini's passing, is a living portrait of the Italy-born saint that showcases her relevance in an ever-changing world. Mother Cabrini is considered the Patron Saint of Immigrants and Hospital Administrators.
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Faculty Reading Group Spring 2018: Tenth of December by George Saunders
CCIH is pleased to announce our Faculty Reading Group text for this coming semester: Tenth of December (2013), a thought-provoking collection of short stories by acclaimed American author George Saunders that inspires reflections about faith, justice, culture, and politics.
