26 Nov November 2024 Reflection – Thomas Merkel SJ

At the Gregorian University Foundation, we are grateful for the privilege to honor and support the great work of the leadership, faculty, staff, students and alumni of the Gregorian University in support of the universal, evangelical Catholic Church....

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27 Aug August 2024 Reflection – Thomas Merkel SJ

I am excited to build the universal, evangelical Catholic Church through serving at the Gregorian University Foundation.  I recognize that the work we do at the Gregorian University Foundation helps to shape the people who serve the Catholic Church and the world....

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22 Jul July 2024 Reflection – Michael McFarland SJ

Many people view change as a loss, focusing on what they had before and finding it difficult to let it go. But change can also bring renewal, especially in organizations. It can generate new life, new energy, new ideas and new relationships, which can help...

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24 Jun June 2024 Reflection – Michael McFarland SJ

It is that attitude that has allowed the Society of Jesus to be so agile and effective in taking on the most important and difficult missions, adapting to different cultures and environments and meeting the challenges of each new generation with creativity and openness....

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21 May May 2024 Reflection – Michael McFarland SJ

Last Sunday, the feast of Pentecost, was the day the Society of Jesus chose for the initiation of the new, integrated Pontifical Gregorian University, which now includes the Pontifical Biblical Institute and the Pontifical Oriental Institute....

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24 Mar March 2024 Reflection – Michael McFarland SJ

The Gregorian University is both the fruit and the future of this great missionary tradition. As the “University of the Nations,” with students from 150 countries and an equally diverse faculty, it is a powerful representation of the universal, “catholic” Church....

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26 Feb February 2024 Reflection – Michael McFarland SJ

The Gregorian University is both the fruit and the future of this great missionary tradition. As the “University of the Nations,” with students from 150 countries and an equally diverse faculty, it is a powerful representation of the universal, “catholic” Church....

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