Just under a month after the 12th anniversary of his papacy, Pope Francis died April 21 at the age of 88. Francis made history for a number of reasons: as an Argentinian, he was the first pope from the...

When was the last time you thought about your confirmation saint? Admittedly, I hadn’t thought about mine — St. Catherine of Bologna — in years. That changed when I saw her name pop up online, and...

In. Dan Joyce’s, S.J., homily to the St. Joe’s community during Easter Mass, he quoted from Cris Williamson’s “Song of the Soul,” specifically the lines “I am dancing, dancing along in the...

To the Editor, The St. Joe’s Campus Ministry staff is grateful for The Hawk Newspaper’s Dec. 4 editorial responding to religious bias. Campus Ministry desires to be an ally to students who face religious...

The need for religious tolerance at a Jesuit institution Education seems to be the knee-jerk reaction people have when asked how racism, sexism, religious discrimination or homophobia can be addressed....

Pádraig Ó Tuama, theologian and poet, and Marie Howe, the 2012 State Poet for New York, held a poetry reading in honor of those who are marginalized by the Catholic Church on Oct. 29 in the Cardinal...

Trust in Church dwindles as more in leadership are accused Bishop Michael Bransfield resigned on Thursday Sept. 13, the same day Pope Francis authorized an investigation to take place surrounding allegations...

St. Joe’s community responds to grand jury report Luke Malanga ’20 co-wrote this story.  The Pennsylvania grand jury released a report revealing decades of sexual abuse of minors by more than...

‘Black Catholics’ course reveals great need for discourse Time is running out for African-American Catholicism, a popular course in the department of sociology, taught by Tia Pratt, Ph.D., a visiting...