In our prayer and reflection during Lent, sin inevitably emerges as an important theme. It is such a pervasive reality in our own lives, both individual and communal, that we can’t do any kind of serious self-examination without acknowledging its influence....
In our prayer and reflection during Lent, sin inevitably emerges as an important theme. It is such a pervasive reality in our own lives, both individual and communal, that we can’t do any kind of serious self-examination without acknowledging its influence....
Going into the desert, as Jesus did before beginning his ministry, is to step away from the busyness, distractions, comforts and security of our daily lives. Alone in that immense, harsh landscape, without the usual protections and supports with which we normally surround ourselves, we...
According to Matthew’s story, God used their human learning to lead them to the revelation of God’s saving presence in the world. This is taken as a paradigm of how God makes Himself known to all peoples and invites them to share in salvation....
Priest chaplain at Howard University says drawing on faith, learning history can foster racial understanding, healing "...
That is why we need the message of Christmas, that in Jesus Christ God has entered our world to give us light and hope. He did not come in glory, but humbly took on our frail human nature to share with us our weakness and...
2020 Thanksgiving Homily by Rev. William George, SJ...
Fr. Kachuba, currently Pastor of St. Pius X in Fairfield, Connecticut, refers to the five years he spent in Rome studying at the Pontifical Gregorian University as exceptionally impactful on his life and his priesthood. ...
As we approach the Thanksgiving holiday, we are reminded of the importance of gratitude. St. Ignatius emphasized that gratitude was the fundamental virtue and should be the beginning and end of our prayer....
A video message update from Fr. James Grummer, SJ, the superior of the Gregorian University Jesuit community...
