We are not alone: the Canadian inter-novitiate
"Learning to work in this secular context will become more essential in whatever part of Canada or of the world we will have pitched our tent."...
08
Jun
07
Jun
Time for a News Break?
"Holy Week’s readings of God’s love for us seem more realistic and life giving than the grim news media."...
05
Jun
Development and Peace
"By hearing first-hand stories of forced migration and destitution, we pray that God may open our hearts during Lent and prepare us to celebrate the Paschal Mystery at Easter “with the joy of minds made pure.”"...
04
Jun
03
Jun
Welcoming the Victims of Human Trafficking of Enforced Prostitution, and of Violence
The Universal Intention for February asked that victims of human trafficking be welcomed....
02
Jun
Ascension and the Inner Life – World Communications Day 2019
"Let me offer three ways in which we can live our lives as if we share in the inner life of God here on earth."...
01
Jun
If Basil the Great Lived Today: His (Imaginary) Take On The Problem of Climate Change
"“When riches are closed up like this so that they become stagnant, what do they do for you?...
31
May
The Death and Afterlife of the North American Martyrs – A Conversation: Part Two
"Emma Anderson compares American and Canadian “versions” of the Martyrs’ story, and brings the story forward to today."...
30
May
The Death and Afterlife of the North American Martyrs – A Conversation: Part One
"In 19th century, in clerical-nationalist Quebec, the story is about the Martyrs’ suffering and, in a way, these Jesuit Martyrs become French Canada: vanquished, bloodied, but ultimately victorious morally."...
29
May
The Black Hole: “Darkness Visible and Ignatius’ Vision of the Universe?
"The black hole that we see in this new photo of Galaxy M87 still is for scientists a great “unknown” that they are just beginning to try to unravel. Can we as believers share with scientists in the wonder, awe and reverence in the face of this awesome reality? " ...