While serving at a migrant aid center on the US/Mexico border for his regency, Jaret Ornelas SJ was called to help locate a father who had gone missing in the desert. This continuing mission to find those lost and left behind in the Sonoran Desert has led to reflections on policies that kill, and the grace of God which can be found even in the midst of suffering and death.
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Jaret is from a small town in the San Joaquin Valley of California. He studied at UC Santa Barbara, followed by two years of service in Belize with the Jesuit Volunteer Corps. He is currently studying philosophy and social sciences in Guadalajara, México and volunteering at a shelter for migrants and refugees. He enjoys long bike rides, hiking, great literature, and Pokémon Go.
Joined in 2019 jornelassj@thejesuitpost.org
2 postsMy Chemical Romance and memory in Ignatian spirituality
My Chemical Romance is having a reunion show. That got Jaret Ornelas thinking about the memories he associates with their music. Turns out, they are closely linked to his experiences with the Spiritual Exercises.