On 14 April the legendary Cardinal Roberto Tucci SJ died just five days short of his ninety-fourth birthday. Baptised in the Anglican Communion because of his Anglican mother, Tucci converted as a student and entered the Society of Jesus in 1936. He was the long-time director of La Civiltà Cattolica, the renowned theological periodical published by the Jesuits. He then served for more than a decade at the helm of Vatican Radio, followed by the job of coordinating the bulk of John Paul II’s papal trips and international visits during his pontificate. In the midst of all this, Tucci was a tireless advocate for Christian unity and an important voice at the Second Vatican Council, serving as a peritus to advise the Council Fathers on matters related to social communications and t