John 4: 43-54
What went on in the mind of the royal official as he traveled to Galilee to ask Jesus to heal his dying son? Today's poem looks at the hope that this man's faith accompanied him on the journey....
23
May
22
May
Five Steps to Learning a Language (Like a Jesuit)
Learning a language is hard. But Jesuit Brian Strassburger offers five steps to learning a language - Jesuit style. This article is reposted from the jesuit Post....
21
May
The Duty of the Moment
What does the phrase - "duty of the moment" mean and how might it apply to us in our daily lives?...
20
May
Helpmates of God
Most of us jump out of bed, into the shower, and play catch up for the first hour, so that we are not late for work, or a meeting, or daily Mass. But just imagine if we really tuned in to the Holy Spirit, and took our daily agenda from that inner voice that speaks to us whenever we pause to listen....
19
May
Victoria Day 2016
In today's post, Philip Shano, SJ offers some thoughts on Victoria Day and makes a "modest proposal" for change....
18
May
Sharing Our Stories
In friendship, sharing a love of something is not enough. You have to share your own story. Reprinted from The Jesuit Post....
17
May
RoboBrain
There has been a significant development on the robutler front, so significant that we could bypass fetching cold beverage on demand" and go straight to "I Robot, machine master of the planet".Here's the story. A group of guys who look like refugees from IT on the 3rd floor, but who are crazy smart, are working on what they call "RoboBrain", which works on the principle of "cloud robotics"."...
16
May
Folding the Tablecloth
What memories the simple act of folding a tablecloth can call forth. Today's poem is by Monty Williams, SJ....
15
May
Rethinking Chill
The concept of chill takes many forms and has replaced the "will you go out with me" question. Reprinted with permission from The Jesuit Post....
14
May