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October 23, 2025

Archbishop Lori’s Homily: Jesuit Community of Loyola, Monday of 29th Week

We are living in days that call for the unconquerable faith of Abraham, and likewise, the faith of Ignatius and the Jesuit missionaries and martyrs, not to mention my predecessors who helped lay the foundations of the Church in these United States.
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Archbishop Lori’s Address: Faith, Freedom, and Friendship – Jesuit Lessons for America at 250

The United States remains an unfinished project—it is a country still being born. So too, the Jesuit mission here is unfinished—it is a story still being written by the Spirit. As we look to the next 250 years, I would humbly suggest that the Jesuits’ task is, not to dominate the national conversation, but to...
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Archbishop Lori’s Homily: Red Mass 2025

As members of bench and bar, as advocates and ministers of justice, you are uniquely positioned to help our nation move ahead, in genuine solidarity, in truth and freedom, with an unwavering commitment to the common good and human flourishing. You are in a position to help people, especially those in need, to believe once...
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