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1968 Film Series

1968 Film Series

Thank you to all who attended a film in the 1968 Film Series!

CCIH Events Calendar

CCIH Events Calendar

Fall 2018

Berrigan Week Videos

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

Recommended Reading

Each month CCIH will recommend new and notable books that integrate, interrogate, and celebrate the Catholic intellectual and artistic tradition.

Faculty Seminar

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

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

Controversial Conversations: The Legacy of Medellín

Join the Hank Center for a commemoration of the historic Conference of Latin American Bishops in Medellín, Colombia, fifty years later. This conference marked the Latin American Church's espousing of the "preferential option for the poor."

News
  • The Problem of Evil

    The Problem of Evil

    How to reconcile belief in God with gratuitous suffering in the world? Join Loyola's Science and Religion Group for an inter-religious panel discussion on the question featuring Rav Ezra Balser, Thomas Chillikulam, SJ, Kristen Irwin, and Omer Mozaffar. Co-sponsors include Loyola's Philosophy Department and the College of Arts & Sciences.
  • Midterm Postmortem Round-Table: Behind the Tweets

    Midterm Postmortem Round-Table: Behind the Tweets

    Join us for this discussion of the results of the November 6th Midterm election, and what they mean for the second half of this presidential term.

  • The Global 1968 Symposium: Days of Past Present

    The Hank Center was proud to present its anticipated Global 1968 Symposium, a three-day event that surveyed the tumultuous confluence of events that took place that year.
  • An Evening with Micheal O'Siadhail

    An Evening with Micheal O'Siadhail

    The Hank Center was 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. Thank you to those who joined us for readings by and conversation with one of the literary titans of our age.
  • Integrity and Accountability in the Catholic Church

    Integrity and Accountability in the Catholic Church

    Given the recent revelations reported in the news, our panel of experts discussed what all this means. After initial comments, Q&A from the audience followed. 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.
  • A Week with Dan Berrigan, SJ

    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.
  • Forming a Catholic Political Imagination

    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.