What You’ve Never Considered About Jesus with Joe Tetlow, SJ
On this episode of the AMDG podcast, Fr. Joe Tetlow, SJ, discusses his new book, “Considering Jesus: The Human Experience of the Redeemer.”
On this episode of the AMDG podcast, Fr. Joe Tetlow, SJ, discusses his new book, “Considering Jesus: The Human Experience of the Redeemer.”
However you know her, be assured, she knows you, sees you, welcomes you — the arms that held Jesus, longing to hold you.
On this episode of the AMDG podcast, we’re featuring a recent episode of the Jesuit Border Podcast, hosted by Jesuit Fathers Brian Strassburger and Louie Hotop, who serve migrant communities on the U.S.-Mexico border.
I close my eyes and say a small prayer confession. Even as I am in the middle of asking for forgiveness, I know I am forgiven. God is faithful, even when I am a jerk.
By Lynn Barwell Surprising but true, some of my most nourishing conversations have taken place while filling my water bottle at the fountain of my local gym. There is something about people exercising together that fosters exchanges which tend to be mutually encouraging and enriching. These conversations usually go far beyond the desire to improve …
Invite you to embrace Pope Francis’ call to protect the Earth, using these Ignatian and faith resources to guide you.
On this episode of the AMDG podcast, Jessica Hooten Wilson challenges us to look at all our reading through the lens of spirituality.
Bells rang joyfully across the campus of Saint Louis University (SLU) on Easter Monday, April 10, as SLU’s Catholic Studies Center hosted a Eucharistic Procession. The evening began with Mass, attended by more than 200 people. Catholic Studies Director Fr. Matthew Baugh, SJ, presided, with priests and seminarians from the Jesuits, the Dominicans and Kenrick-Glennon …
Fr. Ed’s gentle guidance helped Bill maintain his spiritual sobriety — the interior stability he needed as he struggled to keep up with the demands that AA’s growing popularity placed upon him.
Spirit & Verse is a monthly column of original poem-prayers composed by Cameron Bellm, a Seattle-based writer and mother of two whose “Prayer for a Pandemic” went viral, bringing solace and comfort to many struggling during COVID-19.