Lessons from Loyola Hall

St. Juliana of Liege is probably not very high on the list of ‘most-known Catholic saints.’ Yet she holds the distinction of being the source of the celebration of this weekend's Solemnity of Corpus Christi, or as it is now known – the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ.

The perennial message of the Faith is essential, and it comes in the form of three truths plus an additional corollary: God loves you; Christ saves you; Christ is alive; and the Holy Spirit opens your heart and gives you life. Here's Mr. Healey's latest read on "Christus Vivit."

In this Lesson from Loyola Hall, Theology teacher Tom Healey '77 summarizes this weekend's gospel readings and offers his own insight into the Church's teachings.

In one very important way every pope is like each one of us: he comes from a specific time and place. In this Lesson from Loyola Hall, Healey '77 points out the ways St. John Paul and Pope Francis have received and responded to public criticisms.