Jorge María Randle

Jorge María Randle writes where ideas meet real life.

Born in Buenos Aires, he has taught philosophy in the United States, headed an organization with a school and a community center in the Bronx, led institutions in Italy, and worked on education programs in a dozen countries, from Guyana to Greenland to India. He now lives in Vienna and coordinates an international online degree between universities in Rome and Mexico.

His books come out of that work rather than from a desk. Two so far, published in Spanish and Italian, one on grief and one on finding one's place in the world. More will follow, on other subjects. The constant is not the topic but the question: how a person decides well when something real is at stake.

He holds a Master of Science in Education from St. John's University in New York and a postgraduate degree in moral theology from the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross in Rome. He works in Spanish, English and Italian.