James Martin, S.J., introduces readers to different ways to pray. Here he talks about Ignatian contemplation.
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The Biblical Roots of Catholic Social Teaching
A reflection from Meghan J. Clark of St. John’s University on the Old and New Testament roots of Catholic social teaching.
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The Biblical Roots of Catholic Social Teaching
A reflection from Meghan J. Clark of St. John's University on the Old and New Testament roots of Catholic social teaching.
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The Timeless Power of the Psalms
Sister Carol Perry reflects on our oldest private and community prayers.
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The Biblical Witness of Oscar Romero
Kevin Clarke, author of "Oscar Romero: Love Must Win Out," reflects on how the archbishop's ministry was grounded in the Beatitudes.
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Learning from the Friends of Christ
Peter Schineller, S.J., a theologian and former missionary, talks about what we can learn about Jesus from looking at his friends.
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What Jesus Is Like
Peter Schineller, S.J., talks about some of the metaphors of Jesus he has encountered—a bridge, a boat, a great thumb—while working as a missionary and a theologian.
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Who Is God But Us?
Peter Schineller, S.J., explains why are we called to be Jesus’ hands, heart, feet and ears in this world.
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How St. Paul Changed Civilization
Thomas Rosica, C.S.B., looks at the enormous influence St. Paul has had on civilization by looking at four of his letters.
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How St. Paul Changed Civilization
Thomas Rosica, C.S.B., looks at the enormous influence St. Paul has had on civilization, including on our language, by looking at four of his letters.