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Christopher Devron, SJ: Christ the King President

November 16, 2011

Meet Fr. Christopher Devron, SJ, President of Christ the King College Prep in Chicago, IL.

“40” Ep 10: The Wailing

February 22, 2012

Rebecca finally wakes up and becomes the catalyst for a shocking release of emotion from the 7 strangers… Visit http://40theseries.com or check out the REFLECTIONS for this Episode to deepen your Lenten experience!

A.M.D.G: A World Is Not Enough

May 7, 2005

A film for the Society of Jesus’ Jubilee Year 2006, which premiered at Javier, Spain on November 29th, 2005, celebrating the feast of St. Francis Xavier. In response to Father General Peter Hans Kolvenbach’s request for a film honoring Ignatius Loyola, Peter Faber and Francis Xavier, Loyola Productions has produced AMDG — A WORLD IS […]

Part 2: A Christian and a Muslim discuss Faith, Science, and the Environment

June 30, 2016

Where does God fit in the global conversation on climate change? A year after the Pope’s encyclical on the environment and the release of the Islamic Declaration on Global Climate Change, one Christian and one Muslim discuss faith, science, and how they’re united by a mutual concern for the environment. To read the Pope’s encyclical, […]

March Madness – Jesuit Style: Part 2

March 22, 2012

Perry Petrich, SJ of The Jesuit Post is back for part 2 to our March Madness Special! Marquette and Xavier are still in the 2012 NCAA Tournament.

Marian Apparitions

November 4, 2006

For centuries the Blessed Virgin Mary has been making repeated visits throughout our world. Fr. Dorian Llyweln, S.J. examines the famous Marian Apparitions and shares his views on their psychological and spiritual significance. Fr. Llywelyn also discusses the messages that the Blessed Mother has shared with humanity and provides an assessment of what he believes […]

Sr. Judy Starts the West Coast St. Joseph Worker Program

August 29, 2014

In 2013, Sister Judy Molosky, a Sister of St. Joseph of Carondelet, founded the West Coast branch of the St. Joseph Worker Program. Loyola Productions produced this promo for its inaugural year. The St. Joseph Worker Program is a one year volunteer experience for women ages 21-30 that aims to develop core values of justice, […]

“40” Ep 2: A Big Enough Boat

February 22, 2012

The seven strangers find a safe home in the form of an office building to ride out their journey as they continue to uncover the mystery behind “40” and each other… Visit http://40theseries.com or check out the REFLECTIONS for this Episode to deepen your Lenten experience!

St. Francis from “Who Cares About The Saints?” with Fr. James Martin, S.J.

May 4, 2009

Let James Martin, S.J. author of “My Life with the Saints,” introduce you to his favorite saints in the exciting new DVD Who Cares about the Saints? Loyola Productions proudly releases this DVD which combines Fr. Martins lively commentary along with dramatic photos and artwork that brings to life the lives of the saints. The […]

Catholic Parents of LGBTQ Children – Episode 1

January 22, 2014

Catholic parents of LGBTQ children discuss their journeys in discovering, accepting and affirming their child’s sexual orientation and how their faith lives were impacted. Resource: FortunateFamilies.com Parents just learning that they have a gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgender daughter or son will find resources and support to help them understand, accept, and affirm their child […]

Ex-Gang Members Open Diner in City Hall

November 16, 2011

Jesuit-run Homeboy Industries opened an eatery in the “halls of power” at LA City Hall, as founder Greg Boyle, SJ says: “To announce a message of hope and invite people to invest in our young people.”

“40” Ep 11: The Age Of Paradox

February 22, 2012

The 7 strangers slowly recover from the aftermath of Rebecca’s wailing while Owen and Aunt Dot recount an angelic message… Visit http://40theseries.com or check out the REFLECTIONS for this Episode to deepen your Lenten experience!