Surprises on the Ignatian Pilgrimage
The Camino Ignaciano is a pilgrimage that traces the route St. Ignatius Loyola walked after his conversion in 1522. We’ve talked about it a...
The Sunday Website
Saint Louis University’s Sunday Website provides resources for preparing for weekly Mass and better understanding the readings. One of the reflections for yesterday takes...
Ignatian Spirituality Project
We’ve highlighted the Ignatian Spirituality Project before on this blog. ISP offers retreats to those who are homeless in cities across the United States....
On the Frontlines of Faith
CNN’s Belief blog carried an article by Matt Emerson on “Why the Jesuits (Including Pope Francis) Are on the Frontlines of Faith.” It’s a...
Prayer Suggestions for the Pope
Each month, the Apostleship of Prayer shares two specific prayer intentions of the pope, one a universal intention and one focused on an area...
New Vocations Website
The Society of Jesus has launched a new vocations website. An interactive video “chat” headlines the site. While the site is primarily for men...
JRS Way of the Cross
The Jesuit Refugee Service/USA offers an online Way of the Cross (also available as a PDF), with reflections and photographs from worldwide JRS projects.
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The Pope Francis Effect on Vocations
Charles Frederico, SJ, is the Vocation Director for the Maryland / New England / New York Provinces of the Society of Jesus. He responds...
Pope Francis at the Church of the Gesù
“Authentic faith always implies a profound desire to change the world. Here is the question we should ask ourselves: do we also have great...
Mass at the Church of the Gesù
Pope Francis will celebrate Mass at the Church of the Gesù in Rome on January 3, 2014, the titular feast of the Society of...
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