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Christian Hope

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“This is what Christian hope is: having the certainty that I am walking toward something that is, not something that I hope may be....

The Sacred Heart as a Love for All Times: A Webinar with Dawn Eden Goldstein

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Join award-winning author Dawn Eden Goldstein at the next Loyola Press webinar. She will lead us on a journey into the depths of Jesus’...

Signs of Hope

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In Spes Non Confundit (“Hope Does Not Disappoint”), Pope Francis uses the phrase “signs of hope” multiple times. Inspired by the Jubilee Year’s theme...

Removing Obstacles to Grace This Lent: A Webinar with Tim Muldoon

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For many Catholics, Lent is primarily a time to give up something or to engage in more good works. While not denying that these...

Living AMDG

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Fr. Michael Rossmann, SJ, offers a brief reflection on the unofficial Jesuit motto, “Ad majorem Dei gloriam.” In part, he says, “Seeking our own...

Walking the Spiritual Path: A Webinar with Lisa Kelly

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Catholicism is a spiritual path: a personal and communal journey of growth in understanding the world, God, and yourself and realizing your dreams. Join...

Advent as a Time to Get Unstuck: A Webinar with Vinita Hampton Wright

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Sometimes in our efforts to move forward in life, we get stuck. We seem to be unable to move from where we are to...

Helping Children See Jesus as a Friend

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Ignatian blogger Loretta Pehanich wrote Loyola Kids Book of Jesus, His Family, and His Friends in the hopes that the book will help children...

God Holds Me Lightly

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This story is in the tradition of Ignatian contemplation. “Mima! Are you home?” Jesus called as he knocked rapidly. I recognized the voice of my...

Finding God in the Mess: A Webinar with Jim Deeds and Brendan McManus, SJ

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Despite our best efforts, our lives can become chaotic and messy, leading us to feel as though God is distant and unavailable. Ignatian spirituality,...
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