Can people truly change? In his One-Minute Homily, #Jesuit Ian Peoples reflects on Saul's conversion to Paul as a model for our own conversions. thejesuitpost.org/2024/04/23194/ thejesuitpost.org/2024/04/23194/

In this exclusive interview with Gerard O’Connell, the Gregorian’s American-born rector, Mark Lewis, S.J., describes how three Jesuit academic institutes in Rome will be integrated to better serve a changing church.

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After Jesus's resurrection, he appears to the disciples doing simple things like eating a piece of baked fish. Carlos Martínez-Vela reflects on how Jesus teaches us to be human. Based on readings for the Third Sunday of Easter.

Are you called to a life of service, prayer and community? Visit BeAJesuit.org to get started.

Fr. Jeremy Zipple reflects on St. John’s College as a modern manifestation of #Jesuit cultural encounter in Belize: bit.ly/3TOy6YA . AJCU Jeremy Zipple

Last weekend, 11 members of Agmen Christi and Mr. Peter Bell, S.J. served Belle Glade, a rural community on the shores of Lake Okeechobee. On Saturday, they led an all-day Confirmation Retreat for 18 youths of St. Philip Benizi Catholic Church. @jesuitsucs

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Please pray for Michael Mohr, SJ, of Jesuits USA Central and Southern, who will be ordained to the diaconate today at the Church of the Gesù in Rome. The Mass will begin 10 am ET; watch the livestream: ow.ly/RXoX50R6cpW

Please pray for our brother, J. Michael Mohr, SJ, who will be ordained a deacon tomorrow, April 2, in the Church of the Gesù in Rome. The Mass will begin at 4:00 p.m. local time, 10:00 a.m. Central Time. You can watch live at bit.ly/3PG4Hi3

How many of us consider ourselves good people because we go to church on Sundays and put some money in the basket? Are we overlooking the harsh reality of the many who suffer in our community because of extreme poverty? Read Sr. Norma's reflection here: bit.ly/3vudRr4

We are grateful for the service and leadership of Dr. Fred Pestello.

Setting Down the Stones: Viewing the immigration crisis through a lens of compassion and self-reflection:
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As we begin the fifth week of #Lent , Gretchen Crowder challenges us to consider our own mortality and offers a video Colloquy with Christ in the Garden: bit.ly/3va5eSz .

Tom Reynolds spent his career working in Jesuit higher education and fell in love with Ignatian Spirituality. Now, as this province's provincial assistant for higher education, his work is firmly grounded in the Spiritual Exercises: bit.ly/3wQzToe . Regis University

Panel - including Brian Strassburger - discusses the Nicaraguan government's oppression of the Catholic Church: bit.ly/4cbk5Na

#OTD in 1622, Ignatius of Loyola and Francis Xavier were canonized by Pope Gregory XV. #AMDG

We need to go out and share the good news of God’s forgiveness. Share the salvation that we receive from Jesus on the cross. We can share the forgiveness that we have received by being merciful and forgiving in our everyday lives. #intothedesert

Joe Nolla, SJ, a Jesuits USA Central and Southern scholastic, finds a gift in his current assignment on the U.S.-Mexico border — the chance to walk with migrants, beloved children of God.

The Cause of Fr. Arrupe Moves Forward: Two important steps have recently been taken in the cause for beatification of Fr. Pedro Arrupe, SJ (1907-1991), 28th Superior General of the Society of Jesus. jesuits.global/2024/02/29/the…

In an unexpected assignment, #Jesuit Scholastic Joe Nolla finds a gift - the chance to walk with migrants, beloved children of God: bit.ly/3Ih8vSQ. #Jesuit Life

“Must good be repaid with evil?” That's the question #Jesuit Fr. Brian Strassburger explores in his Lenten reflection for the Ignatian Solidarity Network: bit.ly/3UXmZz4. Ignatian Solidarity