By: Taylor Fulkerson The social memory of American Catholics has always seemed to be lacking on the Catholic side; that is to say, most American Catholics are thoroughly assimilated into American culture. In that light, I want to honor the memory of one particular American Jesuit, Father James Guadalupe Carney, S. J. Carney entered the Jesuits of the Missouri Province and, following a deep desire to do mission work, found his way to Honduras to work with the rural poor and form cooperatives. His work there eventually led to his expulsion from Honduras. He was killed in 1983 by a … Continue reading Seeking moral ground: regarding ROTC