History

Despite a history of colonialism and other forms of modern contradictions, Jesuits have been instrumental in starting and maintaining the intellectual tradition and the catholic social teaching in Africa. Following the dynamic of the Spiritual Exercises of Ignatius of Loyola, the Founder of the Society of Jesus, this article analyzes how God has worked wonders …

“The Jesuit in Africa: Mission, Ministry, and Moments of Grace in Advancing Catholic Intellectual and Social Traditions in Africa” Read More »

Catholicism has regarded modernity with suspicion, if not rejection, until quite recently. The modern period has constituted the Vatican’s worst nightmare, not only because it saw the demise of the Church’s power monopoly, but also because the Church had to share power with the modern state. The fear that modern ideals might lead to atheism …

“The Vatican’s Foreign Policy: avoiding confrontation, accommodating interests” Read More »