Lessons from Loyola Hall

Early in the 5th Century, St. Augustine of Hippo produced one of the greatest works in the history of Christian philosophy: De Civitate Dei, The City of God. This weekend Mr. Healey explains that to follow the commandments of Jesus is to live in the City of God.

The first, and only, Offensive Coordinator in the lengthy history of Saint Ignatius football, Coach Nick Restifo Hon. '19 is respected near and far for his ability to teach young men to be top quality quarterbacks and, more importantly, to model for them what it is to be a strong Christian man. Now that he is retiring from that role, Mr. Healey celebrates a master coach and dear friend.

The Triple Melting Pot theory stated that, on the way to becoming red, white, and blue clones, families held on to one aspect of their imported culture: their religion. Yet today, people are more prone to identify themselves in political rather than religious language. Mr. Healey writes that Servant of God Dorothy Day provides a roadmap for how to bridge today's Great Divide.

The Catholic Church is made up of millions upon millions of souls, and each can be represented by all of the stones that make up a particular church building, yet there is the one stone, the cornerstone, around which all of the other stones must align themselves.