There is no evidence that St Ignatius ever thought of himself as an actor, but history has given him many parts. In his play As You Like It, Shakespeare uses the stage and acting — one of his favourite images — for reflecting on the…
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Jean-Pierre Sonnet, SJ
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Fourteen Jesuits involved in dialogue with Judaism gathered in Rome from June 28 to July 1, 2026. Uses and Abuses of Memory In the Bible and in rabbinic tradition, memory is the very essence of existence. «Remember that you were a slave in the land…
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James Hanvey SJ
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‘What Ignatius gives us is not a scholastic or academic theology; it is not a theory, but a theology that is lived and experienced. In this sense, too, our theology becomes a daily action, shaping and making our lives.’ To celebrate the Feast of St…
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Carla Bellone
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In every part of the world, often far from recognition or public attention, countless women dedicate their lives to the service of others and to the quiet proclamation of the Gospel. They are teachers, doctors, missionaries, social workers, volunteers, and religious sisters who live their…
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Service of Faith
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r. Nathalie Becquart, XMCJ
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On March 13, 2013, that first evening, Pope Francis appeared on the loggia of St. Peter’s and said simply: “Let us begin this journey: The Bishop and the people.” It was a profoundly synodal gesture expressing how pastors and faithful are bounded together, but it…
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Danielle Vella
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When Pope Francis visited Lampedusa in 2013, he did not arrive with political proposals, but with a heavy heart. In the following article, Danielle Vella explores how his moral urgency regarding refugees was a deeply rooted conviction, not mere rhetoric, and reflects on what it…
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James Hanvey SJ
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Pentecost is an integral part of the whole event of the Resurrection. The descent of the Holy Spirit upon the disciples and our Our Lady in the upper room is the lasting confirmation that Christ is truly risen and exalted and now continues his work…
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By Fr. Nelson Faria, SJ
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Get off the couch, make some noise, be a protagonist. Pope Francis was always disruptive in the way he addressed young people, a true provocateur of Christ. He constantly reminded us that we were not created for comfort, but to be agents of change in…
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By JB. Heru Prakosa, SJ (IDO)
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A Reflection in Light of ‘Evangelii Gaudium’ on the Challenge of Extremism in Social Media Before constructing our argument, let us pause to recall a familiar contrast, between the fatigue that follows exposure to inflamed religious rhetoric in digital spaces, and the renewed vitality that…
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