On Holy Saturday, let us set in this holy in between. The moment between what has been and not yet. We reflect on the joy to come, while sitting in the sorrow still of Good Friday.

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As we continue Holy Week , we remember the sacrifice of Jesus Christ for the good of us all. A gift given freely, even in the midst of suffering. Join us in this Good Friday Devotional youtu.be/_tNv4Z3PyQQ?si… via YouTube

On this Holy Thursday, we think of Jesus Christ offering up his body and blood for us in the last supper. We think of Christ on his knees, washing the feet of his disciples,

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As we sit in the midst of Holy Week, we offer prayers up to our Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ and remember the sacrifice he has made for us.

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We would like to say congratulations again to Claudio Ferlan publication of The Jesuits: A Thematic History! Click the link to purchase from our website jesuitsources.bc.edu/the-jesuits-a-…

My book 'The Jesuits: A Thematic History' has been published. You can find its short description on my website James Martin, SJ Jesuit News Fr. Tim Kesicki, SJ International Association of Jesuit Universities SLU Archives Church History Gesuiti claudioferlan.com/2024/03/19/the……

Whether a reader is delving into Jesuit studies or simply intrigued by the history of Catholicism's most influential order,  our newest publication The Jesuits: A Thematic History by Claudio Ferlan promises a captivating journey through the heart of the Society of Jesus.

This prayer of St. Francis Xavier lifts us up today as we continue the Lenten season. May we sing for the praise of our Savior Lord Jesus Christ and continue to move towards his heavenly arrival this Easter. #catholic #lent #jesuit

Through this Lenten season we prepare for the death and resurrection of Our Lord Jesus Christ. Father Pedro Arrupe’s words offer us encouragement and solace in this time of preparation. Reminding us all of Christ’s everlasting love.

As we continue to journey through this Lenten season, let us call upon the prayer of St.Ignatius of Loyola to give us strength. Let the Lord Our God sustain us through this season, as God does through all seasons.

Travel through this lenten season with the words and prayers of the saints., such as Saint Ignatius of Loyola. If you would like to learn more, hit the link in the bio to read 'Jesuit Saints and Blesseds: Spiritual Profiles' by Fr. Michel Rondet, S.J.

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On St. Aloysius Gonzaga's feast day, we honor his inspiring life of selflessness and devotion.
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Fr. Casey Beaumier, SJ, director of Institute for Advanced Jesuit Studies at @bostoncollege, joins the #AMDG pod to discuss #Jesuit saints — from which are most inspirational in sustaining one’s vocation to which most deserve an academic building named after them.

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On the new #AMDG podcast, Fr. Joe Tetlow, SJ, discusses his new book, “Considering Jesus: The Human Experience of the Redeemer,' an opportunity to pray with Jesus’ own experiences. He also shares how his own experiences shape his writing and retreat work. ow.ly/ZAhW50OvLGn

#OTD 502 years ago, Ignatius the soldier was struck by a cannonball, which began his transformation into Ignatius the pilgrim.

Today, we invite you to contemplate “cannonball moments” in your own life using these resources from the Ignatian family: ow.ly/vlAf50Je8Uf