I am not me without you, and you are not you without me. You and I are intertwined within a fundamentally relational existence. THAT is what it means to be a person. While I have pondered this concept...
On a bright and warm April afternoon in 1987, I was standing in the kitchen of our house in South Bend, Indiana when the wall phone rang. With a timbre that sounded like an army marching on gravel, the...
It was at the Nazareth School in Warsaw, Poland where a love of Jesus and physics collided for Julia Oseka ’25.
“I love proving that those two are not mutually exclusive,” Oseka said,...
How acceptance is found from within
During my first year of college, I experienced a philosophical awakening. I wondered how I could practice gratitude more often and how I could develop a deeper sense...
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...
Potential for acceptance through interfaith dialogue
St. Joe’s has hosted and is set to host various conversations surrounding interfaith dialogue this semester. On Jan. 23, St. Joe’s held SJU Prays:...
How a group of men guided me to success
I’ve taken a ton of great classes over my past five semesters at St. Joe’s, yet there are three classes that have stood above the rest in terms of importance...
