Of all days, Christmas is a day when we should all hope to hear the lovely cacophony of babies crying at Mass.
Finding Hope in Christ the Innocent Lamb
How are humans meant to understand suffering? Jackson Graham, SJ, reflects on a fable by Jane Collier and how it shows us the way that Christ, the true Lamb, empathizes with and accompanies us in our own experiences of suffering.
A Grace Worthy of Our Attention
“Difficult consolation” is the grace that helps us realize humanity is messy, and that, even though we might not want to experience the pains of the world, we’re grateful that God doesn’t make us experience them alone. Jesus models that for us.
Ask God First: Rethinking Our Lenten Sacrifice
Before Lent, we often feel a rush of anxiety or excitement as we try to answer the question: “what are you giving up?” As we prepare to enter this new liturgical season, Eric invites us to ask a deeper question, considering what God might desire for us in this time.
The Calling of the Matthews
Peter Folan looks at The Calling of Saint Matthew – or perhaps the Matthews – and what it might mean for our own calling.
Worth Seeing: Humans of New York
Jason Downer SJ investigates what is so fascinating about pictures of random humans (who happen to live in New York).
Leaving Too Soon
It’s hard to say goodbye, even for well-traveled Jesuits like Garrett Gundlach, SJ.
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How Well Do You Know St. Patrick? [QUIZ]
Are you an Emerald Apostle or a Snake in Exile? Take our new St. Patrick quiz and find out!
The Unbreakable New Year’s Resolution
Now that we’re a few months into 2015, Matt Lieser, SJ offers some thoughts on how to maintain the resolutions and hope that a new year offers.
Lean In for Equality
Hey men – this month, let’s lean in to build strong partnerships with women.