The Society of St. Pius the Tenth, often referred to as the SSPX or simply "the Society," is the largest traditional Catholic society serving the Traditional Latin Mass (TLM) in chapels across the globe. Yet, even among more traditional...
Over the summer, many faculty and students travel internationally, either for service immersion trips or to learn more about who God is. One of these trips was undertaken by Fr. Polce, Mr. Boyle, and Ms. Progar, from July 2nd...
Every year, Jesuit welcomes new faculty and staff into the building. Today, I had the privilege of meeting one of the new members of the Jesuit family: Mr. Joseph Acker.
Mr. Acker is a currently a Physics teacher, but that...
This February, about 1,500 youth and adult leaders came together at the Frisco Convention Center and fill the adjacent Embassy Suites for the annual Dallas Catholic Youth Conference (DCYC). Every year, the Diocese of Dallas holds this conference for...
Born November 11, 1821, Fyodor Dostoevsky was an influential Russian philosopher and author who explored themes of religion, politics, and the human condition. He is agreed to be one of, if not the greatest novelist in world literature. His...
With Thanksgiving now over, the season of Advent is here, starting on Sunday, December 3rd, and lasting for four Sundays up until Sunday, December 24th Christmas Eve. What is the Season of Advent you might ask? Advent comes from...
In the past few weeks, the Jesuit Roundup has been working on several articles dedicated to the multitude of new teachers who have arrived at Jesuit Dallas. Filled with a passion to inspire a desire to learn in their...
During the Mass of the Holy Spirit, Jesuit Dallas welcomed 17 new faculty members. One of them is Ms. Wainwright. Ms. Wainwright is the newest theology teacher at Jesuit.
How did your journey through high school and college lead you...
What did you do last year? Move to Belgium to learn about your faith and meeting people from all over the world? You probably didn't do that, but Jesuit's newest Theology teacher Mr. Erickson did. This week, The Roundup...
