In 1983, Kevin Mossor entered the Novitiate of the Jesuits in English Canada in Guelph. Two and a half years later, he left the Jesuits but kept in touch with some of the Jesuits who entered with him. When one of these Jesuits was moving from Winnipeg to begin studies in theology, Kevin wrote today's poem. About ten years ago, Kevin died....
Where and how does envy enter our lives? Grace Colella looks at this question in today's igNation Poetry Tuesday....
On this Poetry Tuesday, igNation present a poem by Greg Kennedy, SJ - a Jesuit studying theology in Colombia....
In today's poem for igNations's Poetry Tuesdays, Monty Williams, SJ writes of the use of tools....
What do you do when you visit an art gallery? A silly question? Maybe not. Matt White, SJ writes: "While I was in D.C., I came across a New York Times article about the experience of being in an art museum. The author, Holland Cotter, examines the experience of seeing art in person. He describes this experience as a sort of relationship, like a dance. While the internet has made access to art instantaneous, which is good, Cotter fears that if the internet becomes our sole medium of experiencing art, we will miss out on so much of what art offers. Art is something that is best experienced slowly and in person."The article is reprinted with permission from The Jesuit Post (thejesuitpost.org), April 22, 2015,...
From time to time, over the next few months, as part of the "Our Culture" section, , igNation will post poetry written by Jesuits. Poems from Gerard Manley Hopkins and St. Robert Southwell will appear as well as poems by contemporary Jesuits. Today's poem is by Greg Kennedy, SJ...
In today's post, originally published in The Jesuit Post (thejesuitpost.org), Keith Maczkiewicz, SJ looks at the way Facebook impacts on our memories of people and places....
