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Too many to name, not if we have any hope of getting out of here before tomorrow.  \nSo it is my honor to greet all of you as my friends, my family, my colleagues, my students. I am overjoyed that we have come together today to celebrate this new chapter for Loyola.  \nArchbishop Aymond, I am honored to work in partnership with you to carry on the Catholic mission of this university.  \nA special welcome to the many university presidents here, from other Jesuit schools and my colleagues here in Louisiana.  \nTo all of you who spoke today – thank you for the kind and encouraging words – as they say, my mom is very proud and my dad believed every word. My father, whom we lost last year, is listening from heaven telling everyone “I told you so.”  \nCokie, you shared your mother with me and with so many of us, and I cannot thank you enough for coming here to represent her. Lindy Boggs is quite literally the reason I’m standing here. She taught me how to live my faith while stepping up to the plate to engage with the world. She taught me that you can get anything done as long as you are happy to have others take the  \ncredit. She taught me that every single person you meet is worth knowing.  \nLindy was the St. Ignatius of Congress.  \nI want to tell you a story, of three generations of Jesuit education in my family.  \nIn 1928, my grandfather Joseph Tetlow decided to try to be the first in his family to go to college. He came from a long line of laborers, coal miners and tool makers – the most useful people in the world, but whose lives were very hard. His mother died when he was young, and he had to interrupt his schooling to mine coal and support the family.  \nBy the time he was able to finish high school in Baton Rouge, he was almost 20 . He was also strong and very, very fast--speed that would earn him a way to afford college. For some reason, he turned down LSU and chose far away Loyola New Orleans.  \nHere was the miracle of his choice. Loyola saw in him more than the speed that would land him in our Hall of Fame for football and track. They found, and nurtured, a man of great intelligence and integrity, a kind man, who always told the truth.  \nNext door at Dominican College, now home to our Broadway campus, Joseph Tetlow met my grandmother, Mercedes Mullen. She was training to become a teacher and considering  \nthe convent. But then she watched Joe Tetlow play football – perhaps even that game his freshman year when he helped Loyola beat Ole Miss.  \nThey married and had five children. To my grandmother’s delight, two of them became Jesuit priests. My remarkable Uncle Joe, who preached the homily yesterday, and my father, Mulry, who would remain a Jesuit for 17 years before leaving to have a family.  \nFor my father, joining the seminary right out of Jesuit High School was a leap of faith in more ways than one. It meant believing that he might have the intelligence and discipline necessary to make his way through years of training – the degrees in philosophy and theology, the oral exams in Latin.  \nLike many, my father’s path wasn’t immediately clear. Growing up, he was quite a handful. Of all of her children, my grandmother used to say,“I’m going straight to heaven for raising you Mulry.” And we’re quite certain she did.  \nBut the Jesuits saw talent in my father, as they had in my grandfather. They inspired in him military discipline and hard work. They instilled in him a love of learning which would never waiver. He discovered, to his surprise, that he was smart--and could revel in language and math, that he could earn a PhD and become a clinical psychologist. He also learned to his delight that he was creative, that he could play Bach on the  \npiano, write poetry and direct Shakespeare plays at the Jesuit high schools where he taught.  \nThe Jesuit Order, after all, was founded during the Renaissance, and bel","cbCaimsgi2K9mYn0","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimsgi2K9mYn0","pdf",303643,15,"English","# Inauguration greeting and gratitude\n## Partnership in the Catholic mission\n## Family legacy of Jesuit education\n## The value of learning and responsibility\n## Loyola’s long-term impact","[{\"question\":\"What is the occasion of the speech by Tania Tetlow?\",\"answer\":\"The speech is an inauguration address where Tetlow greets the community and celebrates a new chapter for Loyola.\"},{\"question\":\"How does Tetlow describe her grandfather’s decision to attend Loyola?\",\"answer\":\"Tetlow recounts that in 1928 her grandfather chose Loyola New Orleans over LSU, and Loyola recognized and nurtured his intelligence, integrity, and character.\"},{\"question\":\"What themes connect Tetlow’s family story to the mission of Jesuit education?\",\"answer\":\"Tetlow emphasizes faith intertwined with reason, joyful curiosity, disciplined learning, and the responsibility to use education to make the world better.\"}]","Tania Tetlow Inauguration Speech | PDF",1790653030,38]