People love yoga. People love the spirituality of St. Ignatius Loyola. Mash the two together, and you have created a nice, marketable concept that can sweep a bundle of folks into the arms of the Lord and/or the Society of Jesus.
In the age of “Hot Desks” and “Hoteling,” we need to look to Jesus, the great sitter.
Los Angeles is a city that grabs you by the arm—nearly by the throat—and insists you hear another explanation of what it means.
Through their stories, we too are allowed to cry and hope with these blessed ones.
“If there is one word to describe modern culture,” writes Haley Stewart, “it might be unsatisfied. No matter how much we have, it’s never enough.”
Have you ever wondered why a snake entwined on a staff is a symbol of medicine? Or why doctors take an oath to practice medicine?
The new documentary ‘Hesburgh’ highlights stories of bridge building by the legendary university president