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The Francis Effect: Three Voices

August 8, 2014

Pope Francis is one popular pontiff. We here at the IN Network are big fans. But we did get to wondering: has there been a “Francis Effect” for those whose relationship with Rome is more complicated? We talked with three individuals who haven’t always had an easy time with the Church: Boston College theology professor […]

Young and Hungry for Faith: Charis Ministries

April 18, 2012

Take a look at Charis Ministries, which is a Jesuit Retreat Ministry catering to the spiritual needs of those in their 20s and 30s. In this webisode, we Skyped with Pam Coster, the Executive Director of Charis Ministries, Becky Eldredge, the Program Coordinator, Sr. Kate Hine, SND, a Charis Partner, and 2 Charis Retreatants – […]

What Are Jesuit Ordinations?

June 20, 2013

It’s Ordination season in the Society of Jesus! Learn what it takes to become Ordained and hear firsthand from newly ordained Jesuit and Editor in Chief of The Jesuit Post, Fr. Paddy Gilger, SJ. Mike Weiler, SJ and Mike Kennedy, SJ also weigh in on the significance of Ordination for a Jesuit. Congrats to all […]

Celebrating Ignatius’s Feast Day! – Iggy Feast Day 2013

July 22, 2013

Members of the U.S. Ignatian family tell how they’ll celebrate St. Ignatius’s Feast Day this year… On July 31st the Catholic Church celebrates the feast day of one ex-soldier of fortune-turned-saint by the name of Ignatius of Loyola. Here’s how a few Ignatian-minded folks will mark the occasion this year! Get Involved… share your Iggy […]

Scott Santarosa, SJ: Shepherd of Dolores Mission

January 13, 2012

3-minute profile of Fr. Scott Santarosa, SJ, former pastor of Dolores Mission Parish in Boyle Heights, East Los Angeles.

Loyola Academy’s Own Olympian

September 12, 2012

Loyola Academy High School welcomed their ’07 Graduate, Gold Medal Olympic Swimmer Conor Dwyer, at the start of their new school year. Conor also participated in a press conference being held at his Alma Mater, where he answered questions about the Summer’s Olympic Games from professional journalists and student journalists alike!

Eco-Justice Profile for 3 Catholic Organizations

April 23, 2013

IN Network Producer Molly explores the topic of Eco-Justice, a blend of sustainability and human justice, for Earth Day. Here’s how 3 different Catholic organizations from across the world have taken up this cause. *correction: The dates of St. Ignatius’ life are from 1491 – 1556 (Wikipedia)

March Madness – Jesuit Style: Part 1

March 15, 2012

It’s March Madness! Did you know that 8 Jesuit Teams are playing in the Tourney? Perry Petrich, SJ of The Jesuit Post gives us the low down on the long tradition of athletic excellence at Jesuit Universities in the US!

A Chance to Heal: Retreats For The Homeless

December 12, 2011

Interviews with 4 members of the Ignatian Spirituality Project, a non-profit Jesuit Retreat organization that provides retreat experiences for homeless men and women. To learn more about the program and how it benefits homeless populations in nineteen cities across the United States, visit: ISPretreats.org Produced in partnership with jesuits-chgdet.org

What’s in a (Jesuit) Feast Day? – Iggy Feast Day 2013

July 22, 2013

On July 31st the Catholic Church celebrates the feast day of one ex-soldier of fortune-turned-saint by the name of Ignatius of Loyola. Here’s how a few Ignatian-minded folks will mark the occasion this year! Get Involved… share your Iggy Feast Day plans on http://facebook.com/IgnatianNewsNetwork and by participating in Loyola Press’s “Find Your Inner Iggy” at […]

A Jesuit, a Franciscan, and a Trappist …

March 30, 2012

While at Religious Education Congress, we couldn’t resist asking Fr. Jim Martin, SJ for a joke — and he delivers a great one! Enjoy!

Rio Bound with The Jesuit Post

July 15, 2013

6 writers of The Jesuit Post prepare to report from Rio de Janeiro on MAGIS and World Youth Day 2013 events. IN Network got their pre-trip hopes and expectations as they set out to cover the world’s largest gathering of Catholic youth. Look for The Jesuit Post’s coverage on the IN Network and via these […]

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