Throughout the year, Charlotte’s handmade creations had communicated love and support during my journey with cancer.
Health and Wellness
Posted inFaith and Reason
Bioethics under bombs: A global health partnership in Ukraine
Rooted in a shared mission for establishing a culture of responsible conduct in research, the partnership between Loyola University Chicago and Ukrainian Catholic University has flourished for over a decade.
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Cesar Chavez and the spiritual immaturity of powerful men
Men who lack spiritual maturity have yielded—and will continue to yield—to a Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Hyde split between heroic persona and dark shadow.
Posted inFaith in Focus
I’m allergic to ‘self-care.’ But would Jesus be?
I am amazed by the amount of reflection that came from a simple question from my daughter: Why don’t I want to get a manicure?
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A Jesuit Navy chaplain witnesses the healing power of sacraments for military personnel with PTSD
Prayer can serve as a bulwark against the challenges of life after war.
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Cardinal McElroy diagnosed with ‘non-aggressive’ cancer, scheduled for surgery
In a statement, the archdiocese said the 71-year-old cardinal has “well-differentiated liposarcoma, which is a non-aggressive cancer that tends not to metastasize.”
Posted inThe Good Word
You cannot heal the sickness you do not see
It is hard to say which dawns first: the awareness of our brokenness or the acknowledgment that God is our savior, the one who makes us whole.
Posted inFaith, Faith in Focus
A trauma-informed guide to prayer
Trauma-informed spirituality knows better than to promise that prayer will take away all the pain. But it can offer the hope that, even in the midst of pain, there can be moments of feeling whole.
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A Jesuit guide to aging and retirement
You’ve got a 401K. But do you have a spiritual retirement plan?
Posted inFaith, Features
A doctor reflects on control, vulnerability and living in relationship
Treating symptoms—even treating illnesses—is not the same as treating a person.