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Jesuit Fr. Raymond Schroth: "Journalism embodies the basic virtues of society. We need the press to condemn what is wrong and embrace what is best for the community." (Michael Wilson)

The late Jesuit Fr. Ray Schroth saw journalism as a noble calling

Appreciation: With his death July 1 at age 86, Fr. Ray Schroth leaves behind countless admirers and readers — including those who encountered his contributions as a reporter and critic for National Catholic Reporter.

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Students volunteer at Iggy's Cupboard, which is dedicated to providing meals to students, faculty and staff struggling with food insecurity at Loyola University New Orleans. (Courtesy of Loyola University)

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