St. Joe’s announced in mid-October that Manresa Hall, a nursing facility and home for retired Jesuit priests on the Hawk Hill campus, will be closing in the coming months. Kevin Gfeller ’20, associate...

The Rev. Dan Ruff, S.J., Ph.D., bids farewell to St. Joe’s after 13 years of ministry, leaving behind a legacy of service and commitment to spirituality. Ruff worked in Campus Ministry at St. Joe’s...

In the Catholic church, justice is something carried out in two forms (“two feet”): One is charity on a personal level, and the other is social justice on a systemic level. In order to carry out this...

At Jesuit colleges and universities across the United States, students have been grappling with how to respond to the most recent Israel-Hamas war. On Oct. 11, three days after Israel formally...

A Jesuit priest who works with migrants on the U.S.-Mexico border led the 7 p.m. mass on Sept. 17 at the Chapel of Saint Joseph. In his homily, Brian Strassburger, S.J., talked about his daily experiences...

Peter A. Clark ’75, S.J., Ph.D., is a theology professor and director of the Institute of Clinical Bioethics at St. Joe’s. The author of 150 articles in the field, he is a 24/7 on-call bioethicist...

All Jesuit priests were evacuated from Manresa Hall, the Jesuit infirmary adjacent to St. Joe’s campus, last week due to the spread of COVID-19 within the residence. One of the priests has since died...

As the coronavirus strains the healthcare system in the U.S., Kevin Wildes, Ph.D., S.J., professor of philosophy, a bioethicist, said many ethical dilemmas will arise.  "Who will get a ventilator? Who...

Rabbi Abraham Skorka, Ph.D., visiting professor of theology, has fostered ongoing conversations about interfaith relationships through his close friendship with Pope Francis. Skorka has worked to promote...