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No Monopoly on Holiness
Sometimes the hardest part of the day is getting out of bed. The weight of my anxiety is sometimes so heavy that it paralyzes....
Pilgrims in Paris and a Lesson for Lent
When my husband and I were vacationing in Paris, one of the things I had on my “must do” list was visiting the Chapel...
Magis 2016
Magis is a pre-World Youth Day gathering of young adults from around the world sponsored by the Jesuits. Young adults will travel this July...
Intergenerational Socializing
Ashley McKinless, associate editor of America, reflects on intergenerational socializing and her recent pilgrimage in “Pathfinding in Spain.” It’s worth reading the full article,...
Seven Kinds of Vacation: Which Suits You Best?
Say “vacation” to seven different people, and you will trigger seven different ideas of what a vacation is. When summer arrives and the kids...
Camino Ignaciano Jubilee Year
The Camino Ignaciano is a pilgrimage that traces the route St. Ignatius Loyola walked through Spain after his conversion in 1522. The Jesuits in...
How Can You Have an Ignatian Summer?
Matt Emerson at The Ignatian Educator (America Magazine) suggests 10 tips for an Ignatian summer. The article is well worth reading in full, but...
Instant and Magnificent Kindness
In A Purposeful Path: How Far Can You Go with $30, a Bus Ticket, and a Dream?, Casey Beaumier, SJ, tells the story of...
Reflecting on Magis Zimbabwe
The Magis program is a pilgrimage that brings together young adults for friendship, service, and faith experiences. While the major international Magis event is...
God Speaks in a Thousand Languages
In the Igniting Our Values Jesuit pilgrimage for Lent, Jack Bentz, SJ, reflects on Our Lady of Aranzazu and writes:
St. Ignatius was a truster....
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