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“Framing God in All Things: Cameras in Action”
We hope you had a good experience and learned a little bit more about how the Jesuit themes of “AMDG”, “Finding God in All Things”, “Men and Women for Others”, and “Faith That Does Justice” are intimately connected to our everyday lives.
Grand Prize winners:
- A young man’s compassion inspires him to speak with a homeless man that is used to being ignored. (by Phoebe Boosalis, St. Ignatius College Prep, San Francisco)
Six martyrs exemplify there are innumerable ”men and women for others” who have given their
lives for a cause greater than themselves. (by James Day, Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles)
Honorable Mentions
No pain, No Glory (by Ethan Ayson, Loyola High School, Los Angeles
This video illustrates the importance of finding God in all aspects of life.We filmed in many different places
where one can see God. (by Jaqueline Monetta, St. Ignatius College Prep, San Francisco)
He brings his cross shaped charm to the battlefield, as a sign of faith and justice. (by Keefe Tiu, St. Ignatius College Prep, San Francisco)
Thoughts on the theme (by Keefe Tiu, St. Ignatius College Prep, San Francisco)
Week 3 Photo Winner: “Men & Women for Others”
God gave us what we have not only to be used for ourselves, but also so we can share it with others. (by Keefe Tiu, St. Ignatius College Prep, San Francisco)
Week 3 Video Winner: “Men & Women for Others“
Thoughts on the theme (by Keefe Tiu, St. Ignatius College Prep, San Francisco)
Week 2 Photo Winner: “Finding (Seeking) God in all things”
Seeking god during your roughest times may be hard, but once you find him, you will be happy. (by Keefe Tiu, St. Ignatius College Prep, San Francisco)
Week 2 Video Winner: “Finding (Seeking) God in all things”
Our video exemplifies seeing God in all things, because he created everything
and is with us everywhere. (by Deedee Anderson, St. Ignatius College Prep, San Francisco)
Week 1 Winner: “AMDG For the Greater Glory of God”
For the Greater Glory of God, we should help those in need by giving them a simple necessity which we sometimes take for granted, water. (by Keefe Tiu, St. Ignatius College Prep, San Francisco)