I was trying to explain the revolutions of 1848 to my students bc we were reading The Communist Manifesto. They did not in fact “remember the Arab Spring”

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Ok, this is entirely wrong. Let's break down all the immigration falsehoods here. A 🧵1/9

Happening April 24 here at Seton Hall University: "Immigration: Local and National, Ethical and Religious Perspectives" We're planning a livestream as well, so follow me and be on the lookout for a version of this flyer w/ a link or QR code for that

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Our Lady of Sorrows, Simeon prophesied that a sword would pierce your very soul. In your tender compassion, help us to bear our sorrows and to trust in the Lord always.

Thursday (4/24) we are hosting Joe Tobin & a number of other excellent speakers at Seton Hall to talk about immigration from local, national, ethical, & religious perspectives. If you're local, we hope you might join us in person, but you can also stream the event.

Cardinal Tobin had go to for Rome for Pope Francis' funeral & to participate in the forthcoming conclave, so he won't be able to join us for our event tomorrow. He has asked Fr. William Reilly–active in local migrant ministry–to speak to us in his stead. See our new flyer below:

I'm looking forward to this panel next week. If you're local, please join us.

Tomorrow, I will join with the other Cardinal Electors in fulfilling our sacred responsibility to elect a new pope. During this time, I will have no communication with anyone outside the Sistine Chapel’s walls. Please ask the Holy Spirit to guide us as we discern God’s will.

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REVIEWER NEEDED- looking for a review essay (~4000 words in English) on this book by Matthew Tattar to be published in the journal Prometheus- critical studies in innovation (free #OpenAccess) #academictwitter If interested, email me at [email protected]

Very much worth a read if you haven't read it, in my unschooled opinion. churchlifejournal.nd.edu/articles/the-m…

(Unless the surprise is knowing Houston has a transit system at all. In which case, since goodness is a transcendental of being, you will indeed be surprised at how existent—and therefore how good—the system is)