The Jesuit Post at Two: An Interview with Co-Founders Paddy Gilger, SJ and Eric Sundrup, SJ

Millennial is proud to host The Jesuit Post on Millennial, not only for the quality of the writing that is featured in the series and on their site, but also because of the great people they have editing and writing at TJP. Millennial editor Robert Christian had the privilege of interviewing two of the co-founders… Read More The Jesuit Post at Two: An Interview with Co-Founders Paddy Gilger, SJ and Eric Sundrup, SJ

February 13, 2014February 13, 2014 Millennial

Ethnic Cleansing in Central African Republic

Millennial has been tracking the crisis in Central African Republic in our Around the Web posts since August, when we linked to an article that stated: “The landlocked former French colony – one of the poorest places on earth – has been plunged into chaos since the Seleka rebels seized power from President Francois Bozize… Read More Ethnic Cleansing in Central African Republic

February 13, 2014February 13, 2014 Robert Christian

Is Porn the Biggest Threat to American Families?

In my kitchen I have about half a dozen frying pans, and at least that many spatulas. It’s not that I have any special affinity for them; it’s simply that I make scrambled eggs far more often than I do dishes. I didn’t know you are supposed to periodically clean out the bacon grease (I… Read More Is Porn the Biggest Threat to American Families?

February 12, 2014 Brian Keaney

Christopher Hale in Time: Remember Benedict the Meek

Millennial co-founded and contributing editor Christopher Hale has a new article in Time on Pope Benedict and Pope Francis, a year after the former announced his resignation. He writes: There’s no question that Francis is shaking up the Church in new and profound ways. But for those who thank God for the Francis Revolution that… Read More Christopher Hale in Time: Remember Benedict the Meek

February 11, 2014February 11, 2014 Millennial

Fourth Grader Shows True Heroism

Last month, fourth grader Tyler Doohan perished in a fire at his grandfather’s trailer home. It is the ultimate nightmare of every parent—to lose one’s precious child at so young an age. But Tyler’s character, his heroism would make any parent proud: Tyler raced through his grandfather’s trailer home in suburban Penfield early on the… Read More Fourth Grader Shows True Heroism

February 7, 2014February 7, 2014 Robert Christian

My Mom Is On Food Stamps?!

Last month, my mother told me she was receiving food stamps. When she told me, my first reaction was one of embarrassment—what was my mother doing wrong that she wasn’t able to provide for herself? Then frustration—why didn’t she tell me that this was how she was surviving, since I am very fortunate to have… Read More My Mom Is On Food Stamps?!

February 4, 2014February 4, 2014 Guest Contributor

Top 10 Quotes from Cardinal O’Malley’s Whole Life Homily

Pope Francis has made a conscious shift in the Church’s language on abortion, one that places the issue within the context of human rights and social justice, while recognizing the difficult situations that lead many women to procure abortions. When it comes to addressing the issue in this way, Cardinal Sean O’Malley is definitely on… Read More Top 10 Quotes from Cardinal O’Malley’s Whole Life Homily

February 4, 2014 Robert Christian

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