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Jesuit 101: Are We Ready to Be “People for and with Others”?

Jesuit 101: Are We Ready to Be “People for and with Others”?

by Philip Nahlik, SJ | May 6, 2022 | Jesuit 101    ~ Approx. 7 mins

This year I am graduating for the fourth time from a Jesuit school. 1 Throughout the past fifteen years, I often heard encouragement from teachers or other students to be “a man for others.” When I was in high school, the phrase often meant having an other-oriented...

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In his twelfth installment, Deacon Steve’s friends all ask him if he’s excited for impending priestly ordination. The answer…. well it’s complicated.

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