“Jesuit Spirit in the Arts” is a recent exhibition at St. Joseph’s University in Philadelphia.
Spirituality
Posted inFaith, The Word
Turning Over Our Will
You will call me, “My Father,” and never turn away from me. (Jer 3:19)
Posted inFaith, Last Take
Fr. James Martin: Hate confession? Here’s why you should reconsider.
“If you had a bad experience with a physician, would you would never see a physician again?”
Posted inFaith, In All Things
Holy App: Meet a woman bringing the saints to your smartphone
The love and healing to be found in prayer and meditation are available to all.
Posted inFaith, The Good Word
Charlie Brown and his football: a story of Christian hope
Are you a Charlie Brown or a Lucy?
Posted inArts & Culture, Film
Bad films about gay Christians are still worth watching.
Christianity, with its promise of a new life and an overwhelming love, attracts tumultuous people who feel driven by longings their loved ones can’t understand. What do our churches do with these burning souls?
Posted inFaith, Interviews
Finding a way forward for wounded and hurting Catholics
A former member of the Legion of Christ on a life turned upside down by sexual abuse in the church.
Posted inFaith, Pope Francis Homilies
Pope Francis: Give us the grace to say war is finished
Pope Francis: “war begins in the heart of a person; it begins at home, in the family, among friends and then goes out into the whole world.”
Posted inPodcasts, Politics & Society
Can you be capitalist and a Catholic in the age of Pope Francis?
In this week’s podcast, Arthur C. Brooks joins hosts Matt Malone, S.J., and Kerry Weber to talk about his provocative article, “Confessions of a Capitalist Convert.” Associate Editor Robert David Sullivan joins to contribute his expertise on politics. In conversation, Father Malone raised Pope Francis’ well known critique of free enterprise, and asked if this critique is […]
Posted inArts & Culture, Poetry
Al Kiddush Hashem
Al Kiddush Hashem (to sanctify His name) We will climb this last cold hillside where morning leaves its breath upon the uncomplaining stones, its voice of light come just beneath the sky’s grey arch and arbor. You will carry my wood to your altar. Your back is broad, bronzed; I have come old—have grown tired […]