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Matt Emerson's essays have appeared in a number of publications, including America, Commonweal,
Articles: Fruitful Searching (Jan. 5-12, 2015) Preambles for Faith (May 13, 2013) Posts at The Ignatian Educator
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Should we be concerned about the 'infantilization' of American college students?
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Fr. Robert Barron recently posted an essay that included this insightful reflection on the revolution of Biblical religion.
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Is liberal learning being killed, or is it a death by suicide?
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Our work in education, like all Christian ministries, is a team effort.
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The best teachers don't want to be like tollbooth operators.
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What is it like to be a monk In 2015 Melissa Binder from Oregonlive com profiled the Benedictine monks at Mount Angel Abbey in Mount Angel Oregon and gave a glimpse into a life modeled on much older era An excerpt nbsp Men pick new names when they become monks Grassel has gone by Father Marti
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In an essay included in the book nbsp An Ignatian Spirituality Reader a great resource for Ignatian educators nbsp Howard Gray S J offers this helpful way of understanding the relationship between Ignatian spirituality and education I found it helpful as I prepare for the upcoming year In sho
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Last week I shared an essay of Brendan Busse S J who wrote at The Jesuit Post about gratitude as the antidote to anxiety Yesterday from a different angle David Brooks reflected upon the subject at his space at The New York Times Quoting G K Chesterton and admitting his own struggles to be b
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As group projects become the norm, introverted students are seen as 'problem cases.'
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They've graduated, but are members of the 'most-loved' generation ready for what comes next?