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Jesuit School of Theology’s Léocadie Lushombo tapped for Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical on artificial intelligence
Jesuit School of Theology’s Léocadie Lushombo tapped for Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical on artificial intelligence
Léocadie Lushombo was one of six guests who joined the Pope on Monday for one of the most highly anticipated teachings in decades.
Fr. Bill O’Neill: “Look, and look again”
Fr. Bill O’Neill: “Look, and look again”
A theologian and refugee advocate explains how art helped him see color and hope amidst “the grey anonymity of suffering.”
How technology is changing the way we engage with religion
How technology is changing the way we engage with religion
Associate Professor Di Di investigates what it means when people turn to social media influencers and AI chatbots for spiritual guidance.
‘The world doesn’t need my comprehension to be beautiful’
‘The world doesn’t need my comprehension to be beautiful’
What matters to teaching professor Andrew Ishak? He’s still searching—and that’s the whole point.
Advancing Friendship Across Differences for a Synodal Church
Advancing Friendship Across Differences for a Synodal Church
Jesuit School of Theology's April 17 Together at the Table event brings together community leaders, students, and clergy to better understand the role of friendship in advancing synodality.
Thou shalt flourish
Thou shalt flourish
In an acclaimed new book, Santa Clara theology professor Paul J. Schutz explores the potential of flourishing for Christian theology, spirituality, and inclusion.
A Jesuit priest and Santa Clara history professor tells tales of espionage and blackmail in an acclaimed new book
A Jesuit priest and Santa Clara history professor tells tales of espionage and blackmail in an acclaimed new book
Professor Paul Mariani, S.J., discusses what drew him to Bishop Louis Jin, and teases his next project on the global church.
Jesuit School of Theology to Relocate to Mission Campus from Berkeley
Jesuit School of Theology to Relocate to Mission Campus from Berkeley
A major move that will enhance the theological, global, and academic reach of Santa Clara University
Santa Clara scholars discuss how Jesuit values can serve the present moment
Santa Clara scholars discuss how Jesuit values can serve the present moment
In light of contemporary challenges facing democracy and human dignity, a faculty panel calls the Santa Clara community to “see, judge, and act.”
Santa Clara University’s Jesuit School of Theology receives $10 million grant to expand and strengthen pastorally engaged Catholic theology and ministry
Santa Clara University’s Jesuit School of Theology receives $10 million grant to expand and strengthen pastorally engaged Catholic theology and ministry
A transformational grant from the Lilly Endowment will bring together Santa Clara’s rich theology, religious studies, and pastoral faculty and programming with partner organizations, to better form lay leaders and clergy serving diverse Catholic populations in the Western U.S. and beyond.