From Good Jesuit, Bad Jesuit;
February 3, 2010
Eight alumni of the 28 Jesuit colleges and universities currently serve in appointed positions to U.S. President Barack Obama's administration and fifty four alumni are current members of the 111th U.S. Congress. Members of the Obama administration from AJCU institutions include Central Intelligence Agency Director Leon E. Panetta (Santa Clara University, 1960, BA) and Department of Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates(Georgetown University, 1974, PhD).
From the Department of Education are Assistant Secretary for Legislation and Congressional Affairs Gabriella Gomez (Loyola Marymount University, 1995, BA) Under Secretary Martha Kanter (University of San Francisco, 1989, EdD), Senior Advisor to the Secretary Bob Shireman (University of San Francisco, 1986, MPA) and Office of Legislation and Congressional Affairs Deputy Assistant Secretary Julius Lloyd Horwich (Georgetown University 1986, BSFS).
Other departments with Jesuit alumni are the Department of Homeland Security with Secretary Janet A. Napolitano (Santa Clara University, 1979, BA) and the Department of Labor with Assistant Secretary for Employment and Training Jane Oates (Boston College, 1975, BA).
111th U.S. Congress
Ten percent of the 111th U.S. Congress are Jesuit college and university alumni/ae. Among the 535 Members of the 111th U.S. Congress, 54 of them are alumni/ae of Jesuit institutions.
There are thirteen Jesuit alumni/ae in the Senate and forty one in the House of Representatives. Among the top leadership, both the Majority and Minority Leaders in the House of Representatives, Congressmen Steny Hoyer (D-MD) and John Boehner (R-OH) respectively, the Senate Assistant Majority Leader, Senator Richard Durbin (D-IL), and the Chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and Special Assistant to the Speaker, Congressman Chris Van Hollen (D-MD), are all Jesuit alumni.
Of these 54 alumni/ae, 35 received graduate or professional degrees from Jesuit universities. There are 16 Jesuit institutions represented by alumni/ae in the U.S. Congress. Georgetown University has the most alumni/ae with a total of eighteen, followed by Boston College with eight, and the College of the Holy Cross and Fordham University with four each.
Of note, Anh "Joseph" Cao, a graduate of Fordham University and Loyola University New Orleans, is the first Vietnamese-American member of the U.S. House of Representatives.
"With the many challenges facing our nation, we are happy that our Jesuit college and university alumni/ae are leading the Congressional response to them," said AJCU President Fr. Charles Currie, S.J. "Our graduates, who have dedicated their lives to the highest levels of public service, have been educated at institutions that place great value on academic excellence, competent leadership and compassionate service. We are proud of our Jesuit alumni/ae who continue to represent us with distinction and inspire us with their commitment to lead and serve."
Link (here) to the full list.
Posted by Joseph Fromm at 1:00 AM
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....and its not a S.F. movie, it is real. Jesuit Body/Nation Snatchers exist and are everywhere.
ReplyDeleteThe hour X is so near? In Italy FIAT car corporation is abandoning important facilities... because all is going to e-x-p-l-o-d-e!
The Madrid stock exchange is falling and dragging also Wall street in the fall...
...just two days ago I posted the message about the public debt of ITALY, GREECE AND S-P-A-I-N which is out of control....
http://avlesbeluskesexposed.blogspot.com/2010/02/cyberwar-of-counter-reformation.html
And the giant spy-corporation (responsible for bribes to Milosevic) Telecom Italy is in the hands of the SPANISH Telefonica.....
These countries are the womb of Europe, give a punch to it to kneel the entire Europe (Western Europe)...And to conquer definitively the continent, to proclame the New Vatican European Empire....
As you can see I was right:
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http://vaticancrusadebalkans.blogspot.com/2010/02/charitable-piranas-over-balkans.html
What is worth to be noted is that from the 6th January to the 2nd February I received – after months of pause – six spam-comments equally divided in The Vatikan crusade in the Balkans, Adriatische Gegenreformation Krieg Heute and Novo Ordo Seclorum blogs. Coincidence?
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Rats everywhere.
As regard the asbove post, at least once there were men with true bollocks and - sometimes - these spies, plotters, gamblers, provocators, double-gamers and ruffians using the Gospel as disguise for a political-criminal activity and infiltrating and infecting any health corner of the world, had the treatment they deserved:
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http://goodjesuitbadjesuit.blogspot.com/2010/02/ropes.html
Edmund Campion was beatified by Pope Leo XIII on December 9, 1886.[1] Blessed Edmund Campion was canonized nearly eighty-four years later in 1970 by Pope Paul VI as one of the Forty Martyrs of England and Wales with a common feast day of October 25. His feast day is celebrated on December 1, the day of his martyrdom
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For Rome :
ReplyDeleteCriminality = Sainthood
http://goodjesuitbadjesuit.blogspot.com/2010/02/former-jesuit-jerry-brown-on-ignatian.html
ReplyDeleteThursday, February 18, 2010
Former Jesuit Jerry Brown On "Ignatian Indiffernce"
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Dan Balz did a nice job after he scored a sit-down interview with Jerry Brown, in advance of Crusty’s formal annunciation that he’s running for governor. We were especially intrigued when we read this:
If she wins the GOP nomination, Whitman will have a sizable financial advantage over Brown. She has already put $39 million of her money into the race and could spend $150 million or more by the election in November. Brown can’t compete with that kind of money, but he said of Whitman, “Her money is not kryptonite.”
Asked how he will prepare for that, he offered a lesson from St. Ignatius. He would summon all the “Ignatian indifference” that he could. That is, he added, the idea of eschewing attachments to wealth or glory and preparing “to do the will of God, however it manifests.”
“Here we have the will of the people,” Brown said, “and how it turns out will be fine for me.”
Huh? Wussup with that ?
Was Jerry really saying he’s preparing “to do the will of God?” And if so, how come Balz didn’t make that the lead of his piece? Because if that’s what Jerry is saying – that he is bracing for Meg’s onslaught by preparing “to do the will of God” — then by golly, he’s right in there with Pat Robertson and Rick Warren, isn’t he?
So we called Jerry’s office for some clarification. Brown wouldn’t come to the phone for a quick theological discussion, but spokesman, Sterling Clifford (who sat in on the Balz interview but who was raised Mormon, not Catholic and certainly not Jesuit) said Jerry was trying to explain “Ignatian indifference” as an acceptance of God’s will, which he distinguished from the election, which is a matter of the peoples’ will.
Link (here) to the blog entitled Calbuzz.
Posted by Joseph Fromm at 12:59 AM
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