Creighton University's Collaborative Ministry Office

Faculty Conversations:
The History of the Society of Jesus and
its Implications for Jesuit Education Today:
Celebrating 200 Years of Restoration.  

Restoration of the Society of Jesus

A Spirit Plus Lunch with our Creighton
delegation to this year's Faculty Conversation
Tuesday, April 15th, at 11:30
in Lower St. John’s Church. 
A lunch will be provided for those who register at:

Register here by Monday morning, April 14th, at 10:00 am

Creighton's Faculty Conversation Delegation:

  • Bridget Keegan, Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences;
  • Heather Fryer, History
  • Tracy Leavelle, History
  • Jose Miguel Lemus, Modern Languages and Literature
  • Nate Romano, S.J., Law School. 


This year’s topic is
The History of the Society of Jesus
and its Implications for Jesuit Education Today:
Celebrating 200 Years of Restoration.  

The Society of Jesus was suppressed
in the Catholic Church in 1773. 
This year is the 200th anniversary
of the end of that suppression in 1814.

Five members of our faculty
participated in The Faculty Conversation Weekend
discussing not only the Restoration of the Society of Jesus,
but Jesuit history and
an understanding of its impact on Jesuit education today.

They will share with us the fruits
of their discussion and reflection.

Please join us.

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