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St. Robert Bellarmine on Charity

St. Robert Bellarmine, noted for his intellectual prudence in the case of Galileo and the Counter-Reformation, and his great humility despite his position, is...

Love in Hell

Rod Dreher offers a thoughtful reflection on his first read of Dante's Divine Comedy in his late 40's, discovering a wish that he'd read...

Five Tips for Discerning Balance in a Busy Life

This past summer I have spent time in prayer, discerning how to find better balance in my busy life as a mother, wife, teacher,...

New Exhibit Unearths Jesuit Artifacts from the Midwest

One of the first things a visitor sees when walking into Loyola University Museum of Art’s newest exhibit is two giant globes. The two wooden...

Everyday Mercy

Vinita Hampton Wright reflects on what mercy looks like in everyday life in a recent article for National Catholic Reporter. Wright realizes that mercy...

When St. Ignatius and John Legend Mash-up

For the last week, I’ve had a mash-up of St. Ignatius and R&B singer John Legend stuck in my ear. The Suscipe— “Whatsoever I...

New Eyes of Gratitude, Grace, and Freedom

Recently a post written by Glennon Doyle Melton at her blog Momastery spread like wildfire through my Facebook newsfeed. The post, “Give Me Gratitude...

Who Am I? Meditation

Blogger Andy Otto has released a new audio meditation on his God in All Things site. He introduces it this way: Who am I? Who...

Gratitude Challenge

We’ve talked many times on this blog about the importance of gratitude. As we head into the weekend, here’s a challenge from author Tommy...

Loved Sinners

We have not always made choices that lead us to praise, honor, and serve God. We have not always acted as if we believe...

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