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Stubborn Hope

Hope Through the Twists and Turns - text over spiral staircase seen from above

Hope is stubborn, defiant trust in divine promises when everything may seem to be falling apart.

Watch my video reflection below.

Michael Rossmann, SJ
Michael Rossmann, SJ
Rev. Michael Rossmann, SJ, is a Jesuit priest and doctoral student at the Gregorian University in Rome. He previously served as the editor-in-chief of The Jesuit Post, where he started the popular video series “One-Minute Homily.” He continues to produce short-but-substantive videos for social media. He is a native of Iowa City and a graduate of the University of Notre Dame. His first book is The Freedom of Missing Out.

2 COMMENTS

  1. With few but effective and convincing words, doctoral student, the Reverend Rossmann has put before us a hope-filled pathway for our onward journey. Thanks Mike.

  2. Thank you for this homily. For the past few weeks (where did this come from?) I have been thinking a lot about hope and what it means for us. It is a grace from God and one that we should pray for.

    My question is: can I get a transcript of your message? I’d like to keep it in my journal.

    BTW I am an Ignatian Associate (Twin Cities) and I think I recall meeting you some time ago at or in connection with the Novitiate.

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