Home
/
RELIGION & LIBERTY ONLINE
/
Profile of an Acton University attendee: Luis Hernández
Profile of an Acton University attendee: Luis Hernández
Jan 17, 2026 4:37 PM

Luis Hernandez traveled to Acton University from Mexico City, where he works as a pastoral coordinator for Anáhuac Sur University. He is responsible for managing projects and spiritual activities to help both the university students and the munity. He also holds a degree in Industrial Engineering, and frequently travels throughout Mexico munities build churches. He was excited to attend Acton University to learn about “ways munities can take control of their own development.”

Most notably, Hernandez mentioned the impact of Latin America: New Pathways of Development, and how he will use the sound economics laid out in the course to influence the good intentions of his deeply munity back home. He plans to share this knowledge with the students he influences, and to encourage them to attend in years e, and hopes that a tradition will form between Anáhuac Sur University and Acton University.

Comments
Welcome to mreligion comments! Please keep conversations courteous and on-topic. To fosterproductive and respectful conversations, you may see comments from our Community Managers.
Sign up to post
Sort by
Show More Comments
RELIGION & LIBERTY ONLINE
Constitution protects nonprofits despite political activism
Challenge the political agenda of the Gates and Ford Foundations, but do not use means that undermine the very rule of law that should be defended. Read More… A healthy state protects life, secures liberty, and defends property. A totalitarian state does the opposite: it arbitrarily pels, and seizes property. J. D. Vance recently appeared on Fox News with Tucker Carlson to discuss a verbal altercation between Arizona State University students, one of whom was the recipient of a Ford...
Privilege and price controls make USPS too big to fail
A cut in size and a little taxation could just save the USPS from itself. Read More… The United States Postal Service (USPS) e under criticism for extending first-class delivery times as part of Postmaster General Louis DeJoy’s 10-year plan to revitalize the agency. According to Tyler Powell and David Wessel at Brookings, “The USPS has operated at a loss since 2007.” In response to the news of delayed service, Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y.,tweeted, “Louis DeJoy is wrong. We don’t...
The political murder of Sir David Amess shines a light on the virtues of public service
The stabbing death of Sir David Amess as he met with constituents is both an occasion of mourning and horror but also a time to consider the animating principles of the best of our public servants, and the price they sometimes pay for mitment to the public good. Read More… The name of Sir David Amess, a Conservative member of the British Parliament for 39 years, was little known in the U.K., and almost certainly not at all known in...
Amnesty International to withdraw from Hong Kong
The human rights organization says it can no longer “work freely and without fear” as the Hong Kong government continues to repress fundamental freedoms. Read More… London-based Amnesty International has succumbed to the pressures of Hong Kong’s wide-sweeping National Security Law (NSL), announcing on Oct. 25 its decisions to withdraw operations from the city. The human rights organization will close its two Hong Kong branches, citing fear of “restrictions of freedoms of expression.” The nongovernmental organization (NGO) said its branch...
Discovering human dignity in Villeneuve’s Dune
The much anticipated film adaptation of the Frank Herbert sci-fi masterpiece demonstrates that the best support of a noble ideal is to actually believe it. Read More… With an opening weekend revenue of $41 million, director Denis Villeneuve’s Part 1 of his adaptation of Frank Herbert’s science fiction classic Dune has succeeded in getting Warner Bros. to greenlight Part 2, set for a 2023 release. Villeneuve’s Dune feels a bit like Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings—visually stunning, perfectly cast,...
Pro-democracy activist Jimmy Lai to receive the 2021 Gwen Ifill Press Freedom Award
The entrepreneur’s fight for a free press and human rights in an increasingly authoritarian Hong Kong is recognized yet again, even as he sits in jail for violating the draconian National Security Law. Read More… At the annual International Press Freedom Awards, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) will honor Jimmy Lai, longtime Acton friend and outspoken political dissident in Hong Kong, with the 2021 Gwen Ifill Press Freedom Award. The annual event, set to take place Nov. 18, presents...
We are a fractured nation, but there is still hope
The Founders worried about “factionalism” ing tyranny, but thought the nation so large and scattered that it would be impossible for the “like-minded” e together for evil ends. But modern social and mass media have helped turn citizens into mobs determined to destroy their political enemies. Do we have anything mon anymore? Read More… It’s e monplace observation that while we are indeed a divided nation, we have been divided before and, some claim, in much worse ways. The first...
Beyond material prosperity, economic freedom fosters virtue and relationship
In addition to boosting material welfare, capitalism has the potential to strengthen the bonds of a virtuous society, inspiring sacrifice, generosity, trust, patience, friendship, self-governance, and more. Read More… In defending the cause of economic freedom, it can be easy to focus only on the material fruits, whether it be new innovations and efficiencies or the ongoing expansion of opportunity and abundance. But before and beyond our arguments about material es, we often neglect the foundations from which these successes...
Jimmy Lai coming up on one year in prison as new court date is set in pro-democracy activist’s case
By the time Lai appears in court on Dec. 28 to face treason charges, he will have spent almost a year in prison, during which time his panies have been folded and six of his senior-ranking colleagues have all been arrested. Read More… Jimmy Lai, a 73-year-old Hong Kong media mogul, outspoken critic of China, pro-democracy activist, and recipient of the Acton Institute’s 2020 Faith and Freedom Award, will approach a year behind bars as his national security case is...
Czechs vote communists out of parliament
While the latest election marks a decisive symbolic victory munism and progressivism, it’s but one development in a larger realignment marked by a mix of populism and centrism. Read More… Since 1925, the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia has had a seat at the table in Czech parliaments. While momentarily sidelined by the Nazi occupation during World War II, the party managed to centralize power rather quickly thereafter, working with Moscow to crush dissent and impose totalitarian control from 1948 until...
Related Classification
Copyright 2023-2026 - www.mreligion.com All Rights Reserved