FaithActs is a fun and inspiring way for rising high school juniors and seniors to engage with the relevant sciences and explore Christianity's rich biblical and theological traditions about the goodness of creation. Stay on Loyola's beautiful uptown campus as you consider how your faith can help you become a leader in support of creation and environmental justice.

Give your high school student a transformative experience exploring their faith's call to protect God's creation. At Loyola University's FaithActs Youth Theology Institute, rising juniors and seniors will

Mark your calendar to attend the Summer Institute on June 3-4, 2024. The daily sessions run from 7:30 am until 3:30 pm on both days.

Are you ready to witness the Mass in a new light? If so, join Timothy O'Malley to learn how his forthcoming book, Behold, Believe, Become, can be your key to unlocking a richer, more meaningful Eucharistic experience. In the conversation, Dr. O'Malley will explore how forming new habits of contemplation will help you to see differently fifteen ordinary, physical things that the Church uses at Mass to point us toward Christ. 

Francisco Castillo, D.Min., will speak on "Convivio in Synodality: A U.S. Hispanic/Latino(a) Response to Polarization in Our Church." Dr. Castillo is the Joe and Kelly George Visiting Professor of Pastoral Studies in the Loyola Institute for Ministry at Loyola University New Orleans.

Cynthia Bailey Manns, D.Min., will speak on "Spirituality and Synodality: Holding Space for Conversations in the Spirit." Dr. Manns  was appointed Delegate to the 2023 Synod of Bishops.

Rafael Luciani, S.T.D., will speak on "Synodality: An Antidote to Polarization." Dr. Luciani is an Associate Professor of the Practice, Professor Extraordinarius, at the Boston College School of Theology and Ministry.

Un día para aprender, reflexionar y compartir cómo puedes responder a tu llamado bautismal en la Iglesia y el mundo.

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On the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi this year, Pope Francis released his new exhortation on the environment entitled Laudate Deum. Join the Loyola Institute for Ministry (LIM) for an online conversation led by Dr. Tom Ryan on this challenging and inspiring document. The evening will include prayer, reflections from LIM faculty, small-group conversations, and discernment of next steps.