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A Jesuit on the Titanic

Jim Manney

Sunday was the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic, and it turns out that there's a Jesuit angle to the tragic story. ...

Taking Offense

Jim Manney

I tend to get angry when I encounter acrimony and incivility in discourse among Catholics. Fr. Jim Martin, who has seen more of it...

Was Ignatius a Trauma Survivor?

Jim Manney

Every time the story of Ignatius Loyola is told, the teller of the tale mentions that he was a soldier and that he was...

As Many as Possible of the Very Best

Jim Manney

Thane Kreiner of Santa Clara University makes connections between Ignatian traditions and the work he does to train social entrepreneurs to build businesses that...

The Meaning of a Kiss

Tim Muldoon

During Holy Week I've encountered two very different and yet equally profound meanings in the act of a kiss. The first, of course, is...

Video Reflection: Resurrection

Vinita Hampton Wright

We have journeyed through Lent, all the way through the darkness and passionate love of Holy Week. We waited for the Resurrection, and it...

Blog-alogue Fifth Question: Models for Social Media?

Jim Manney

Meredith, Easter greetings! I wish you the joy of the season. In this blog-alogue we've talked about "why" of social media, and last time you described...

The Contemplation on Divine Love

dotMagis Editor

The final contemplation of the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius is the Contemplation on Divine Love, or the Contemplation on the Love of God....

Because of the Resurrection

Vinita Hampton Wright

Now that we have journeyed with Jesus through his Incarnation—even to suffering and death, and then even through to resurrection and new life—what is...