A change in our plans can be frustrating, but sometimes a great invitation comes along that we can’t miss. Deacon Tom Elitz reminds us to be open to God disrupting our plans so that we don’t miss a great banquet.
Millennial Optimism and the Year of Hope
As a new year dawns, Nate Cortas, SJ invites us to reflect on choosing faithful hope over shallow optimism.
“Fantastic Four: First Steps” – Christ Hidden in the Most Unlikely Places
Bored on a Saturday night, Raj Vijayakumar, SJ reluctantly clicked play on a Marvel film—and stumbled into an unexpected theological meditation. Fantastic Four: First Steps, he reflects, raises enduring Christian questions about sacrifice, family, and ethics.
Lessons from a Twenty-Two-Hour Advent
One of the biggest challenges in Joe’s ministry as a Jesuit also proved to bear incredible spiritual fruit. It taught him the importance of waiting for God to come to our rescue, and the importance of celebrating when He does.
What Can the Bishops Take From the Border Mass?
A Model of Prophetic Hope on the Rio Grande for the Catholic Bishops
The Body of Christ at the Border
What the Annual Border Mass Reveals about Being on the Margins
Alone on a Twin Sized Bed
Sometimes, loneliness is the only thing that fills the extra space. But not always.
Welcome to 5G: The Information Buffet
5G wireless networks have arrived, offering more data at faster speeds than ever. How much information can we consume before it consumes us?
A Prayer of Life
You know it — those moments that rip open life to reveal depths which transcend whatever you thought you knew, or could do, or could receive.
Ask Iggy: “What Does Magis Mean?
Today we celebrate the Feast of All Saints and Blesseds of the Society of Jesus, plus it's International Jesuit Vocations Day. No matter what our vocation is in life, we are called to live for the MAGIS. You've probably seen that term if you've been around Jesuit...