Coming To Peace With Cycles
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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Oct
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Oct
The Detective Novels of Jacqueline Winspear
In this, the first of several upcoming posts on detective novel series, Joe Schner, Sj looks at author Jacqueline Winspear and her detective - Maisie Dobbs...
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Oct
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Today's posting in igNation's "Poetry Tuesday" is by Jesuit scholastic, Greg Kennedy who is studying theology in Bogata, Colombia....
28
Sep
Those Who Hunt in Dreams
Using images centered around the notion of being hunters in our dreams, Monty Williams, SJ offers us today's poem....
27
Sep
The Hospital
A Master's degree in English, the lounge of a hospital, and the tragedy that is mental illness are some of the elements that play a role in this short story by Grace Colella....
23
Sep
Tweets of the Saints
If some of our favourite saints had used Twitter, this is what their tweets might have looked like...
22
Sep
Sharing Yourself(ie)
Selfie!" It's a word that transcends languages and space, and I've heard it a lot this past year while travelling around the tourist sites of Europe. The word resounds off the gothic walls of Parliament Square in London, the piazzas in Rome and the city centers of Spain.Has the world become narcissistic? Is this a sign that people have become so egocentric that they only care about taking pictures of themselves? Maybe it's true, and maybe the selfie culture is as evil as many people seem to think it is." Alex Placke, SJ's post on "selfies" was originally published in The Jesuit post (thejesuitpost.org)...
21
Sep
A Retreat
In todays poem, Viola Athaide uses images of dance to give us a different experience of what it means to make a retreat....
14
Sep