The long-shot African cardinals who could make papal history Penn In the News MSNBC The long-shot African cardinals who could make papal history In an opinion essay, Anthea Butler of the School of Arts & Sciences examines the likelihood of electing a pope from Africa. Will we see the first-ever American pope? How USA’s image could come into play Penn In the News USA Today Will we see the first-ever American pope? How USA’s image could come into play Melissa Wilde of the School of Arts & Sciences looks at the possible outcomes of the papal conclave. Conclave roundup: Some warned attacks against Francis were coming, but few think they will work Penn In the News National Catholic Reporter Conclave roundup: Some warned attacks against Francis were coming, but few think they will work Anthea Butler of the School of Arts & Sciences comments on the attacks on the late Pope Francis coming from some cardinals. Vatican's 'May Madness': Will new pope be progressive or will church turn back the clock? Penn In the News USA Today Vatican's 'May Madness': Will new pope be progressive or will church turn back the clock? Melissa Wilde of the School of Arts & Sciences discusses age as a consideration in the selection of a new pope The Pope’s legacy on social justice Penn In the News NPR The Pope’s legacy on social justice Anthea Butler of the School of Arts & Sciences says Pope Francis’ successor “might not be somebody we expect.” There will never be another pope like Francis Penn In the News MSNBC There will never be another pope like Francis In an opinion essay, Anthea Butler of the School of Arts & Sciences evaluates the late Pope Francis’s unique life and reign, calling him a “pope for the 21st century.” A Black Pope? Francis made it a possibility Penn In the News Word In Black A Black Pope? Francis made it a possibility Anthea Butler of the School of Arts & Sciences says that Pope Francis’s 12-year tenure was inclusive in a way that has altered the church long-term and could open the door for a successor from outside of Europe. A moment of ‘timefulness’ at The Arts Lounge In addition to being a featured artist in The Arts Lounge, contemporary artist Makoto Fujimura is an Equity in Action Visiting Scholar in Penn’s Office of Social Equity & Community.nocred A moment of ‘timefulness’ at The Arts Lounge Through June 1, Makoto Fujimura’s “Transfiguration” triptych ink paintings are on display at The Arts Lounge inside the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts. 4 min. read Reframing historical narratives of Jewish sorrow Ishay Rozen-Zvi; Ross Shepard Kraemer of Brown, emerita; and Seth Schwartz, of Columbia.nocred Reframing historical narratives of Jewish sorrow Between colleagues in Penn’s Jewish Studies Program, conversations began to surface about two years ago concerning an age-old question of any society: How do we write history? 1 min. read Why are clergy sex abuse investigations stalled in NJ and around U.S.? There’s a ‘playbook’ Penn In the News NorthJersey.com Why are clergy sex abuse investigations stalled in NJ and around U.S.? There’s a ‘playbook’ Marci Hamilton of the School of Arts & Sciences comments on the actions of Catholic bishops in the face of sexual-impropriety allegations. Load More
Will we see the first-ever American pope? How USA’s image could come into play Penn In the News USA Today Will we see the first-ever American pope? How USA’s image could come into play Melissa Wilde of the School of Arts & Sciences looks at the possible outcomes of the papal conclave. Conclave roundup: Some warned attacks against Francis were coming, but few think they will work Penn In the News National Catholic Reporter Conclave roundup: Some warned attacks against Francis were coming, but few think they will work Anthea Butler of the School of Arts & Sciences comments on the attacks on the late Pope Francis coming from some cardinals. Vatican's 'May Madness': Will new pope be progressive or will church turn back the clock? Penn In the News USA Today Vatican's 'May Madness': Will new pope be progressive or will church turn back the clock? Melissa Wilde of the School of Arts & Sciences discusses age as a consideration in the selection of a new pope The Pope’s legacy on social justice Penn In the News NPR The Pope’s legacy on social justice Anthea Butler of the School of Arts & Sciences says Pope Francis’ successor “might not be somebody we expect.” There will never be another pope like Francis Penn In the News MSNBC There will never be another pope like Francis In an opinion essay, Anthea Butler of the School of Arts & Sciences evaluates the late Pope Francis’s unique life and reign, calling him a “pope for the 21st century.” A Black Pope? Francis made it a possibility Penn In the News Word In Black A Black Pope? Francis made it a possibility Anthea Butler of the School of Arts & Sciences says that Pope Francis’s 12-year tenure was inclusive in a way that has altered the church long-term and could open the door for a successor from outside of Europe. A moment of ‘timefulness’ at The Arts Lounge In addition to being a featured artist in The Arts Lounge, contemporary artist Makoto Fujimura is an Equity in Action Visiting Scholar in Penn’s Office of Social Equity & Community.nocred A moment of ‘timefulness’ at The Arts Lounge Through June 1, Makoto Fujimura’s “Transfiguration” triptych ink paintings are on display at The Arts Lounge inside the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts. 4 min. read Reframing historical narratives of Jewish sorrow Ishay Rozen-Zvi; Ross Shepard Kraemer of Brown, emerita; and Seth Schwartz, of Columbia.nocred Reframing historical narratives of Jewish sorrow Between colleagues in Penn’s Jewish Studies Program, conversations began to surface about two years ago concerning an age-old question of any society: How do we write history? 1 min. read Why are clergy sex abuse investigations stalled in NJ and around U.S.? There’s a ‘playbook’ Penn In the News NorthJersey.com Why are clergy sex abuse investigations stalled in NJ and around U.S.? There’s a ‘playbook’ Marci Hamilton of the School of Arts & Sciences comments on the actions of Catholic bishops in the face of sexual-impropriety allegations. Load More
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Vatican's 'May Madness': Will new pope be progressive or will church turn back the clock? Penn In the News USA Today Vatican's 'May Madness': Will new pope be progressive or will church turn back the clock? Melissa Wilde of the School of Arts & Sciences discusses age as a consideration in the selection of a new pope The Pope’s legacy on social justice Penn In the News NPR The Pope’s legacy on social justice Anthea Butler of the School of Arts & Sciences says Pope Francis’ successor “might not be somebody we expect.” There will never be another pope like Francis Penn In the News MSNBC There will never be another pope like Francis In an opinion essay, Anthea Butler of the School of Arts & Sciences evaluates the late Pope Francis’s unique life and reign, calling him a “pope for the 21st century.” A Black Pope? Francis made it a possibility Penn In the News Word In Black A Black Pope? Francis made it a possibility Anthea Butler of the School of Arts & Sciences says that Pope Francis’s 12-year tenure was inclusive in a way that has altered the church long-term and could open the door for a successor from outside of Europe. A moment of ‘timefulness’ at The Arts Lounge In addition to being a featured artist in The Arts Lounge, contemporary artist Makoto Fujimura is an Equity in Action Visiting Scholar in Penn’s Office of Social Equity & Community.nocred A moment of ‘timefulness’ at The Arts Lounge Through June 1, Makoto Fujimura’s “Transfiguration” triptych ink paintings are on display at The Arts Lounge inside the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts. 4 min. read Reframing historical narratives of Jewish sorrow Ishay Rozen-Zvi; Ross Shepard Kraemer of Brown, emerita; and Seth Schwartz, of Columbia.nocred Reframing historical narratives of Jewish sorrow Between colleagues in Penn’s Jewish Studies Program, conversations began to surface about two years ago concerning an age-old question of any society: How do we write history? 1 min. read Why are clergy sex abuse investigations stalled in NJ and around U.S.? There’s a ‘playbook’ Penn In the News NorthJersey.com Why are clergy sex abuse investigations stalled in NJ and around U.S.? There’s a ‘playbook’ Marci Hamilton of the School of Arts & Sciences comments on the actions of Catholic bishops in the face of sexual-impropriety allegations. Load More
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There will never be another pope like Francis Penn In the News MSNBC There will never be another pope like Francis In an opinion essay, Anthea Butler of the School of Arts & Sciences evaluates the late Pope Francis’s unique life and reign, calling him a “pope for the 21st century.” A Black Pope? Francis made it a possibility Penn In the News Word In Black A Black Pope? Francis made it a possibility Anthea Butler of the School of Arts & Sciences says that Pope Francis’s 12-year tenure was inclusive in a way that has altered the church long-term and could open the door for a successor from outside of Europe. A moment of ‘timefulness’ at The Arts Lounge In addition to being a featured artist in The Arts Lounge, contemporary artist Makoto Fujimura is an Equity in Action Visiting Scholar in Penn’s Office of Social Equity & Community.nocred A moment of ‘timefulness’ at The Arts Lounge Through June 1, Makoto Fujimura’s “Transfiguration” triptych ink paintings are on display at The Arts Lounge inside the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts. 4 min. read Reframing historical narratives of Jewish sorrow Ishay Rozen-Zvi; Ross Shepard Kraemer of Brown, emerita; and Seth Schwartz, of Columbia.nocred Reframing historical narratives of Jewish sorrow Between colleagues in Penn’s Jewish Studies Program, conversations began to surface about two years ago concerning an age-old question of any society: How do we write history? 1 min. read Why are clergy sex abuse investigations stalled in NJ and around U.S.? There’s a ‘playbook’ Penn In the News NorthJersey.com Why are clergy sex abuse investigations stalled in NJ and around U.S.? There’s a ‘playbook’ Marci Hamilton of the School of Arts & Sciences comments on the actions of Catholic bishops in the face of sexual-impropriety allegations. Load More
A Black Pope? Francis made it a possibility Penn In the News Word In Black A Black Pope? Francis made it a possibility Anthea Butler of the School of Arts & Sciences says that Pope Francis’s 12-year tenure was inclusive in a way that has altered the church long-term and could open the door for a successor from outside of Europe. A moment of ‘timefulness’ at The Arts Lounge In addition to being a featured artist in The Arts Lounge, contemporary artist Makoto Fujimura is an Equity in Action Visiting Scholar in Penn’s Office of Social Equity & Community.nocred A moment of ‘timefulness’ at The Arts Lounge Through June 1, Makoto Fujimura’s “Transfiguration” triptych ink paintings are on display at The Arts Lounge inside the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts. 4 min. read Reframing historical narratives of Jewish sorrow Ishay Rozen-Zvi; Ross Shepard Kraemer of Brown, emerita; and Seth Schwartz, of Columbia.nocred Reframing historical narratives of Jewish sorrow Between colleagues in Penn’s Jewish Studies Program, conversations began to surface about two years ago concerning an age-old question of any society: How do we write history? 1 min. read Why are clergy sex abuse investigations stalled in NJ and around U.S.? There’s a ‘playbook’ Penn In the News NorthJersey.com Why are clergy sex abuse investigations stalled in NJ and around U.S.? There’s a ‘playbook’ Marci Hamilton of the School of Arts & Sciences comments on the actions of Catholic bishops in the face of sexual-impropriety allegations. Load More
A moment of ‘timefulness’ at The Arts Lounge In addition to being a featured artist in The Arts Lounge, contemporary artist Makoto Fujimura is an Equity in Action Visiting Scholar in Penn’s Office of Social Equity & Community.nocred A moment of ‘timefulness’ at The Arts Lounge Through June 1, Makoto Fujimura’s “Transfiguration” triptych ink paintings are on display at The Arts Lounge inside the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts. 4 min. read
Reframing historical narratives of Jewish sorrow Ishay Rozen-Zvi; Ross Shepard Kraemer of Brown, emerita; and Seth Schwartz, of Columbia.nocred Reframing historical narratives of Jewish sorrow Between colleagues in Penn’s Jewish Studies Program, conversations began to surface about two years ago concerning an age-old question of any society: How do we write history? 1 min. read
Why are clergy sex abuse investigations stalled in NJ and around U.S.? There’s a ‘playbook’ Penn In the News NorthJersey.com Why are clergy sex abuse investigations stalled in NJ and around U.S.? There’s a ‘playbook’ Marci Hamilton of the School of Arts & Sciences comments on the actions of Catholic bishops in the face of sexual-impropriety allegations.