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The Hank Center for the Catholic Intellectual Heritage

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About the Center

The Joan and Bill Hank Center for the Catholic Intellectual Heritage exists to help faculty and students recognize and research Roman Catholic thought and its link to all academic disciplines in the university. It also seeks to convey that thought to other audiences inside and outside Loyola University Chicago.

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Fr. Bosco, S.J. Interview to ABC 7 News

Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio election as Pope Francis came as a surprise to many and especially to the Jesuits. The Hank Center Director Dr. Mark Bosco, S.J. shared his opinion and insights to the local ABC 7 News channel. Follow the link to see the interview.

Music of the Jesuit Missions

The Hank Center for the Catholic Intellectual Heritage presents a research colloquium: Music of the Jesuit Missions. This colloquium will explore the history, traditions, and efforts to restore and re-introduce the colonial music of Latin America.

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Music of the Jesuit Missions I

On April 10 Chicago based chamber music chorus Bella Voce and Chicago Arts Orchestra performed American Colonial Music at Madonna della Strada Chapel. The concert was part of a day long research colloquium: Music of the Jesuit Missions. This colloquium explored the history, traditions, and efforts to restore and re-introduce the colonial music of Latin America.

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Music of the Jesuit Missions II

On April 10 Chicago based chamber music chorus Bella Voce and Chicago Arts Orchestra performed American Colonial Music at Madonna della Strada Chapel. The concert was part of a day long research colloquium: Music of the Jesuit Missions. This colloquium explored the history, traditions, and efforts to restore and re-introduce the colonial music of Latin America.

Collectio Avellana Project

The Collectio Avellana is a compilation of 244 imperial, papal, and senatorial letters and documents. The goals of this project are to provide a systematic study of the Collectio Avellanaas a whole, as well as of individual documents, events, and to contribute to a better understanding of the history of both the Later Roman Empire and the Early Church.

A New Collaboration with Cudahy Library

Catholic Studies Program started a new collaboration with Cudahy Library seeking to assist students to reach their academic goals. Students interested in learning more about Catholic tradition in philosophy, history, fine arts, and other subjects are encourage to contact Reference Librarian Jane Currie at Cudahy Library.

Faculty Reading Group

The Spring 2013 semester Faculty Reading Group is dedicated to the critically acclaimed American novelist and journalist Edwin O'Connor (1918-1968). Selected reading is his most subtle, charming, and insightful novel The Edge of Sadness.

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