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2020 was the Year of Big Capital. With St. Joseph, Let’s Make 2021 the Year of The Worker.

2020 was the Year of Big Capital. With St. Joseph, Let’s Make 2021 the Year of The Worker.

by David Inczauskis, SJ | Jan 5, 2021 | Current Events, Economics, Justice, Pope Francis, Uncategorized    ~ Approx. 4 mins

Pope Francis recently declared that 2021 will be the Year of St. Joseph, the patron saint of workers. That’s good news for the millions of workers who are suffering from an unjust economic system that the COVID-19 pandemic has only worsened. 2020 has been the year of...
St. Elizabeth Seton: First American-born Saint | One-Minute Saints

St. Elizabeth Seton: First American-born Saint | One-Minute Saints

by Juan Ruiz, SJ | Jan 4, 2021 | One-Minute Saints, Videos    ~ Approx. 1 min

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton is the Saint born in the United States. After facing great loss and tragedy, she focused her life on the needs of others. Juan Ruiz, SJ, reflects on her life and reminds us that her selflessness serves as a model for us to follow. In the face...

Epiphany of the Lord: What’s the secret of life? | One-Minute Homily

by Christopher Alt, SJ | Jan 3, 2021 | One-Minute Homily, Videos    ~ Approx. 1 min

Today we celebrate the Epiphany, when the wise men visited the child Jesus. They were willing to follow a star to a distant land to find the Lord. How far are we willing to go? Christopher Alt, SJ, delivers this week’s One-Minute Homily. Based on the readings...
Catholic Guide to 2021

Catholic Guide to 2021

by Brian Strassburger, SJ | Jan 1, 2021 | Current Events, Events, Justice, Papal News, Pope Francis, The Jesuits    ~ Approx. 7 mins

Happy New Year! Let’s all collectively wave goodbye to 2020. Whew- what a year! As we welcome in 2021, this year has a lot in store, and not just the roll-out of COVID-19 vaccines or the swearing in of the second Catholic President of the United States. Here at TJP,...
Goals Set the World on Fire: Messi Nets 644

Goals Set the World on Fire: Messi Nets 644

by Ian Peoples, SJ | Dec 31, 2020 | Christmas, Pop Culture, Spirituality, Sports    ~ Approx. 4 mins

One of the few things I carve out time for in my schedule is watching FC Barcelona (Barca) play soccer. Partly because they play the beautiful game, beautifully. The more important reason, though, is the orchestrator of that beauty. You know his name: Lionel Messi. I...
About Family Therapy, the Christmas Creche, and Being Molded Deeply Into God’s Divine Embrace

About Family Therapy, the Christmas Creche, and Being Molded Deeply Into God’s Divine Embrace

by Christopher Alt, SJ | Dec 30, 2020 | Blogs, Spirituality    ~ Approx. 4 mins

Imagine it’s Christmas morning again. You reach into your stocking and pull out a hefty lump of clay. Directions are attached.  Step 1: Make clay figures of the most important people in your life. You may sculpt parents, partners, children, friends, coworkers, ex’s,...
Review: The True Villain in “Wonder Woman 1984” Isn’t Who You Think

Review: The True Villain in “Wonder Woman 1984” Isn’t Who You Think

by Tucker Redding, SJ | Dec 29, 2020 | Film, Pop Culture    ~ Approx. 5 mins

[Editor’s Note: This article contains spoilers for Wonder Woman 1984] Wonder Woman 1984 is the fourth on-screen outing for Gal Gadot as Diana Prince/Wonder Woman. In each previous movie, she has faced ultra-powerful, god-like monsters, but this time the true opponent...

Christmas 2020: Holding out Hope | One-Minute Homily

by Josef Rodriguez, SJ | Dec 27, 2020 | One-Minute Homily, Videos    ~ Approx. 1 min

What do you hope for? Simeon and Anna were holding out hope to see the Messiah and their hope was realized in the baby Jesus. Josef Rodriguez, SJ, reflects on hope and the great Hope of Jesus Christ. Based on the readings for Sunday, December 27, 2020. What are you...

A Baby’s Cry: The Sound of Christmas | One-Minute Homily

by Matt Stewart, SJ | Dec 25, 2020 | One-Minute Homily, Videos    ~ Approx. 1 min

Merry Christmas from the Jesuit Post! The cry of a baby reminds us of their presence in our lives. Today we celebrate Jesus Christ making himself known to us through the cry of a newborn baby. Matt Stewart, SJ, delivers this special Christmas Day One-Minute Homily. Of...
I Saw Love Reveal Itself in Vocations and Baptisms

I Saw Love Reveal Itself in Vocations and Baptisms

by Danny Gustafson, SJ | Dec 23, 2020 | Blogs, Religious Life, Sacraments, Spirituality    ~ Approx. 3 mins

I expected a look of shock, and maybe some tears. At the very least I thought he’d wince. My hand was shaking a little. What would he think? There’s no way he’d remember this, right? I knew I would though. *** I met my friends when we were freshmen in college. By the...
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