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“Who Are We to Judge?” – Gay Catholics – Episode 1

July 30, 2013

A new IN Network series featuring episodes of how Gay Catholics positively contribute to the life and service within the Catholic Church in the US. Fr. James Martin, S.J., Fr. Matt Malone, S.J. and Arthur Fitzmaurice share their insights into the experiences and roles of Gay Catholics in the Church. To learn more about St. […]

Jesuit Reactions to Papal Election

March 21, 2013

We asked some Jesuits from The Jesuit Post to give us their honest reactions to the election of Pope Francis. WEBLINKS: www.thejesuitpost.org

“Who Are We to Judge?” – Gay Catholics – Episode 2

August 13, 2013

A new IN Network series featuring episodes of how Gay Catholics positively contribute to the life and service within the Catholic Church in the US. John Paul Godges, Michael Faber and Arthur Fitzmaurice share their personal faith stories and insights as active Gay Catholics in the Church. To learn more about St. Monica’s Gay and […]

“Who Are We to Judge?” – Gay Catholics – Episode 3

August 21, 2013

Arthur Fitzmaurice and John Paul Godges discuss hopes and goals for gay Catholics in the Church. “That’s what I hope for”, says John Paul Godges, “for lesbian and gay Catholics in the future is open public integration”.

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 […]

Caroline Myss on Pope Francis, Catholic Church

August 21, 2014

[Extended Interview] 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 Caroline Myss, a five-time New York Times bestselling author of books ranging from human […]

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 […]

Meeting the Dalai Lama

March 7, 2014

“He actually looked me directly in the eyes and said … the hope for the future of the world was on us.” His Holiness, the 14th Dalai Lama, was his uninhibited and joyful self as he visited with Santa Clara University students during his March 2014 visit to the U.S. He spoke to the students […]

James Martin, SJ: What is a Jesuit Vocation?

November 8, 2013

“I left [the corporate world] behind and joined the Society of Jesus. Best decision I ever made!” Produced by Loyola Productions in association with the Chicago-Detroit Province of the Society of Jesus, “What is a Jesuit Vocation?” reveals the joys and struggles of Jesuit priests & brothers who’ve responded to God’s invitation to life in […]

Prison Ministry Gets Letter from Pope Francis

May 20, 2013

What does it take to get a personal letter from the Pope? Just ask these guys.. In a show of solidarity with Pope Francis and in living out a mission of “a faith that does justice,” Los Angeles-based Jesuit Restorative Justice Initiative (JRJI) held a ritualistic foot-washing at Sylmar Juvenile Hall this past Holy Thursday. […]

What Are Jesuit “First Vows”?

October 16, 2013

What’s the first thing you think of when you hear “vows”? Chances are, it’s not a life of poverty, chastity, and obedience. In this episode, we’ll look at Jesuit “First Vows”—what they are, when they happen, and why they’re significant—and hear from newly vowed Jesuits, Eric Immel and Matthew Donovan. WEBLINKS: Vow Formula for First […]

Jesuits in the Dorms at Georgetown

April 2, 2013

“Being mentors, being friends and colleagues, being gentle correctors at times… [to] draw people into living into their better selves.” Many colleges and universities have live-in faculty and staff. Their presence in the residence halls provides opportunities for mentoring students outside of the classroom. Jesuits have embraced this tradition from the earliest days, often living […]