Milton Javier Bravo

Milton Javier Bravo is the vice president for mission and identity at Loyola University Maryland, and the former vice president for mission, values and inclusion at Edgewood College, in Madison, Wisconsin. He is an educator, Latino theologian and member of the board of directors for both Hope Border Institute and the Academy of Catholic Hispanic Theologians of the United States.

 

 

 

 

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Pope's 'Laudate Deum' must elevate those on ecological peripheries

Laudate Deum offers another opportunity to expand our cosmic view in a way that elevates the narratives, experiences, heritages and traditions of people from the ecological peripheries. 

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El futuro es ahora: ¿Está lista la educación superior Católica para la creciente comunidad Hispana?

La educación superior Católica sigue estando mal preparada en el mejor de los casos, ajena en el peor, al abrumador cambio demográfico del siglo XXI: el continuo crecimiento de la población Hispana/Latine en los Estados Unidos.

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El futuro is now: Is Catholic higher ed ready for the growing Hispanic community?

Commentary: Responding to a diverse Hispanic student population will require a culturally responsive ministry, and representation within the classroom and within the mission office at Catholic colleges and universities.

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