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Joel is currently studying theology at Santa Clara University. After training and working as an electrical engineer in Guyana, he joined the Jesuits in 2011. Pope Francis’ encyclical Laudato Si' and a passion for the environment inspired studies in the environment and development at the London School of Economics and Political Science. This was followed by two years working with indigenous youth in Guyana. Joel loves karaoke, playing the piano, and a good game of chess.
Joined in 2019 jthompsonsj@thejesuitpost.org
0 postsJesuit 101: The Contemplation on the Incarnation: Why and How Jesus Shows Up
God became a person. That’s the wild belief of all Christians. Our latest Jesuit 101 explainer is a guide to the contemplation that helps us personally experience this reality.
#UntilNextTime: Why Your Next 3-day Weekend Should Be Spent in Montgomery, Alabama
My timely prayer is that no memorial like the National Memorial for Peace & Justice of the Equal Justice Initiative need be made ever again. With the racism now being perpetuated against Asians as a result of COVID-19, I will be praying all the more.
Catholic Guide to 2019
Break out your calendars! Don’t miss these Catholic events in 2019.
The Best of 2017 Nerd Culture
Can you name TJP’s Top 12 Nerd Culture releases of 2017?
Finding the Martin Luther in All of Us
The Reformation began 500 years ago today. Or did it?
7.5 Tips to Survive and Thrive in (a Jesuit) College
So, you’ve arrived at a Jesuit school. Tim O’Brien, SJ offers 7.5 ways to make the most of the next four years.
My love/hate relationship with TV
Brian Strassburger takes a look at popular TV shows and whether he can keep watching them.
9 Short Tips To Balance Tech and Soul
If technology is how and where we meet and share, how do we go there with our whole selves, not just our shopper and gossiper?