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Consecrated in Cleveland (Teaser)

June 29, 2015

Consecrated in Cleveland is a four-part series that focuses on individuals who have dedicated themselves to serving Christ and the Church. The series shows the diverse lives of devout men and women living out their vows in many different settings- hospitals, classrooms, and the workplace. Consecrated in Cleveland is also a part of the celebration […]

Cubs vs. Saints: LHS Plays First Home Game in 65 Years

June 8, 2015

Loyola High School in Los Angeles played its first home game in 65 years against St. Augustine High School from San Diego. The victory serves as another great moment in the school’s 150-year history, a milestone being acknowledged with a year-long celebration. Loyola High School’s website: loyolahs.edu

Past, Present, Future: LHS Celebrates 150 Years

June 8, 2015

To kick off its 150th anniversary celebration, Loyola High School in Los Angeles hosted a mass and barbeque for students, alumni, and benefactors. The 150th anniversary will be a year-long event, celebrating the school’s past, present, and future, as well as the impact the school has had on the community. For more on the school’s […]

Men for Others: LHS Students Serve Hope Across Los Angeles

June 3, 2015

Students of Loyola High School in Los Angeles set out on a Day of Service, visiting service projects across LA to demonstrate being men for others. This Day of Service is a part of the ongoing celebration for the school’s 150th anniversary, celebrating the past, present, and future of the school and its impact on […]

Meatloaf, Potatoes & Apostolic Availability | Pre-Prans with Ruthie

March 17, 2015

Ruthie participates in IGNITING OUR VALUES (the Jesuits’ online Lenten program) by sharing her thoughts on “apostolic availability” … and a recipe for her mom’s crispy meatloaf! Joined once again by her daughter Grace, Ruthie opens up about the time she “ran away” to New York, as well as the time 8-year old Grace got […]

Casa de Los Pobres (Fundraiser)

February 18, 2015

Fundraising video created for Casa de Los Pobres, a center for the “poorest of the poor” in Tijuana, Mexico, that was founded in 1957 by a group of Franciscan Sisters.

Black or White – The INNdustry with Sister Rose

January 29, 2015

A grieving widower is drawn into a custody battle over his granddaughter, whom he helped raise her entire life. About “The INNdustry with Sister Rose”: Billed as SISTER WENDY meets ROGER EBERT AT THE MOVIES meets THE CHARLIE ROSE SHOW, “The INNdustry with Sister Rose” reviews all things entertainment related and features one-on-one interviews with […]

Elisabetta Piqué, an inside view on Pope Francis

January 29, 2015

Jesuit Timothy Kesicki interviews Argentine journalist and author of “Pope Francis: Life and Revolution” (Loyola Press), Elisabetta Piqué about her relationship with Pope Francis. Introduction by Fr. James Martin, SJ. Get the book from Loyola Press.

A Walk Along the Wall: How the Posada story is lived today

December 19, 2014

Sean Carroll, S.J. is the Executive Director of the Kino Border Initiative, a binational organization that works in the area of migration and is located in Nogales, Arizona and Nogales, Sonora, Mexico. KBI faced a very busy year in 2014 working to help migrants, their families, and the many unaccompanied children fleeing violence in their […]

Mini Turkey Quesadillas | Pre-Prans with Ruthie

December 12, 2014

Simple quesadillas that make use of leftover turkey or chicken and take just minutes to make. For this recipe, Ruthie’s joined by Fr. Mike Kennedy, SJ of Jesuit Restorative Justice Initiative, an organization that works with and advocates for juveniles in the U.S. prison system. RECIPE Ingredients 2 cups cooked, shredded chicken or turkey 1 […]

Catholic Parents of LGBTQ Children – Episode 2

December 5, 2014

Catholic dad: My son “confronted his demons…he realized after a short time on campus that he was gay…he didn’t know how he could fix it and he concluded God coudn’t fix it either…his only solution was to end it all and he chose suicide”… Catholic mom: “my son is not intrinsically disordered”… Watch Catholic parents […]

American and Salvadoran governments react to Jesuit murders

November 25, 2014

An excerpt from Loyola Productions’ upcoming documentary about the sacrifice of the Salvadoran martyrs. Six Jesuits, their housekeeper, and the housekeeper’s daughter, were brutally murdered in 1989 by a US-trained and funded Salvadoran death squad. This clip examines the controversial relationship between the Reagan administration and the Salvadoran government. Interview subjects include: Ambassador William Walker, […]