Matters Twomey
Dawn Eden GoldsteinSneak previews of research for my biography-in-progress of Father Louis J. Twomey, S.J. (1905–1969).
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A Day to remember: Catholic Worker founder visits Father Twomey's institute
Eight years before she spoke at the Institute of Industrial Relations, Dorothy Day met with Father Twomey and his colleague Father Josehp H. Fichter, SJ, in New Orleans. New Orleans States, January 14, 1953.
In this, part four of a series...
From 1951: A Southern Jesuit assails antisemitic Catholics
From the 1957 edition of Loyola New Orleans’s yearbook
Again and again, as I research the life and writings of Southern Jesuit Father Louis J. Twomey, I find he was a man of the Second Vatican Council long before the Council ever took plac...
A Jesuit in 1949 slams the 'heresy' of 'rugged individualism'
Father Louis J. Twomey, SJ, in 1950
For this second installment of a series of reprinted editorials from Father Louis J. Twomey, SJ’s trailblazing social-justice newsletter Christ’s Blueprint for the South, I am sharing a broadside against...
'We cannot be satisfied with anything less than the full social action of Catholicism'
Portrait of the Jesuit as a young(ish) editor: Father Louis J. Twomey, SJ, at the time of his founding Christ’s Blueprint for the South
With this post, I am beginning a series of reprinted articles from Father Louis J. Twomey, SJ’s trailbl...
"We need prayers": MLK to Father Twomey and friends, April 1963
Nonviolence pledge written by Fred Shuttlesworth and distributed by the Southern Christian Leadership Conference during the Birmingham campaign, April 1963
On April 10, 1963, as Martin Luther King, Fred Shuttlesworth, and their fellow lead...
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