Limitations and rules are part of our daily lives. How do they make our lives more full?
Michael Rossmann, S.J.
Rev. Michael Rossmann, SJ is a Jesuit priest and doctoral student at the Gregorian University in Rome. He previously served as the editor-in-chief of The Jesuit Post.
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Of Many Things
While Fr. Malone is away, Michael Rossmann, S.J., introduces readers to The Jesuit Post.
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Alone in a Crowd
I can pass thousands of people without anyone saying a single word to me.
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Tales of a T-Shirt
The T-shirt has become a defining symbol of our global, interconnected world and church.
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Slumming
Two different responses to racial inequality and isolation in South Africa.
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The Passing Game
New basketball players often struggle with passing the ball to a moving teammate.
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Trouble in Tanzania
A coworker of mine was struggling to get her students to understand the concept of tolerance during a discussion in her sophomore English class. Seeing in class a pair of best friends, one Christian and the other Muslim, she used them as an example of people who showed tolerance towards each other.
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I was blind, but now I see?
If asked to explain the causes of serious crime I would likely think of easy access to firearms drugs gangs and other things that grab headlines Perhaps taking a step back to reflect I would also think of a lack of economic opportunities family breakdown and poor education I most definitely w
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A Catholic experience of Ramadan
I, a Catholic and a Jesuit, am grateful for this Muslim holy season for challenging me to be a more dedicated child of God.
