A Vision for Tomorrow
This year, the Feast of the Annunciation was moved from Holy Week to today - April 4. Today's post looks at what this feast day could mean to our world....
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Apr
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Apr
Responding to Pope Francis
Recognizing, as Pope Francis stated,that religious devotion remains a constitutive element of our global community, the province of Manitoba has made an important educational announcement....
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Apr
A Guide to Reading the Bible #11 – Epistles to the Thessalonians
St. Paul's two epistles to the Thessalonians are the topic of today's Guide to Reading the Bible....
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Apr
Prodigals
When he sees his prodigal son returning home, the father runs to meet him. What fear drives him to run rather than walk?...
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Apr
Luz Dary
Today's poem vividly brings before us the horror that cancer brings to a dying young woman....
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Mar
Worlds Apart Together
Finca Villa Loyola in Colombia and Ignatius Farm in Guelph have many similarities in their mission of "apostolic farming."...
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Mar
Bring it Broken
In today's post, Louise French - one of the Jesuit Volunteers Canada - reflects on the work she and the other volunteers are doing and what it means in their own lives....
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Mar
Copernicus and The Catholic Scientists
Science and religion have been seen as adversaries. But does a closer look at history really bear this out?...
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Mar
First Flight
Today's posting in igNation's "Poetry Tuesday" is by Jesuit scholastic, Greg Kennedy who is studying theology in Bogata, Colombia....
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Mar
Resurrection Stories
We are an Easter people, a resurrection community. The resurrection ought to be an ever present reality lived out in our midst and in the community around us. Today's post looks at one way of doing this....