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LaFarge, John

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LaFarge, John (1880–1963)

US Catholic priest and social activist. A Jesuit who did pastoral work among African-American Catholics in Maryland (1911–26), he devoted much of his later life to promoting racial justice and interracial cooperation, through a network of Catholic interracial councils and as a writer and longtime editor (1926–63) for the Jesuit magazine America. Lafarge was born in Newport, Rhode Island.



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