A Donkey’s Story
Marian Beck looks at the story of the Nativity as it might be described by the donkey that carried Mary on the journey to Bethlehem....
04
Jan
28
Dec
The Moon Itself is an Open Mouth
In today's poem, for igNation's Poetry Tuesdays, Monty Williams, SJ speaks of the journey that is our life....
21
Dec
The Dog With Something in Its Mouth
For today's Poetry Tuesday, igNation offers a poem by Monty Williams, SJ....
15
Dec
TJP Reads: The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant the Unbeliever
Thomas Covenant has the choice of responding to his own imperfections "with either despair or hope and pardoning joy." How do we respond when confronted with our limitations? This article was originally posted in The Jesuit Post....
14
Dec
Jacob Recalls
From time to time, as part of the "Our Culture" section, igNation will post poetry written by Jesuits and our collaborators. Poems by Gerard Manley Hopkins and St. Robert Southwell will be posted along with poems from contemporary writers. Today's poem is by Greg Kennedy, SJ, a Jesuit scholastic studying Theology at Regis College, Toronto....
07
Dec
30
Nov
Breaking Out
Today's posting in igNation's "Poetry Tuesday" is by Jesuit scholastic, Greg Kennedy who is studying theology in Bogata, Colombia....
16
Nov
Musings at Manresa
The end of autumn brings an end to the fall of leaves everywhere. Viola Athaide's poem looks at what one tree thinks of this....
02
Nov
The Famine Feast
Sebastião Salgado is a Brazilian social documentary photographer and photojournalist. After viewing some of Salgado's photos of the 1984 Sahel drought in Africa, Jason Vaz, SJ wrote today's poem.Some of the photos are posted following the poem....
26
Oct