We hear the word “justice” all the time. What does it actually mean? Plato’s Republic can help us question and understand this important concept.
All posts by Ty Wahlbrink, SJ
Ty lives in Evanston, IL where he teaches Economics and Entrepreneurship courses at Loyola Academy. A proud product of Cincinnati, Ohio, Ty is an economist whose journey to the Jesuits from the banking world started by encountering various Jesuits on Twitter. In his free time, you will find Ty on meandering long walks through the city, hiking in a state park, trying out a new recipe, or cheering on FC Cincinnati from wherever he finds himself. As a Jesuit, Ty has studied philosophy at Fordham University and the ITESO in Mexico, presented workshops on the five love languages, and worked at a migrant shelter in the Mexican desert—all the while sharing God's immense love for us.
Joined in 2022 13 posts twahlbrinksj@thejesuitpost.org
Don’t Wait for Ghosts to Wake You Up. Advent is Here.
It’s called A Christmas Carol, but experiencing it anew this year, Ty thinks it might be more of an Advent story.
Soccer Brought Me Closer to My Brother. Imagine what the World Cup Could Do.
Reflecting on a fraternal love of soccer, Ty wonders what reconciling possibilities the world’s largest sporting event might have.
I Couldn’t Find God on My Twitter Feed. He Pulled Me Back into the Real World.
With *ALL THIS* going on, Ty struggled to find God on his newsfeed. In his first article, he shares how God turned him to his neighbors instead.