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Francis Xavier

November 4, 2006

Father Dorian Llywelyn of the Theology Department at LMU in Los Angeles examines the life of Francis Xavier. He shows us why Francis Xavier remains relevant for us today as we continue to experience challenges in preaching the gospel authentically in Asia and elsewhere. Each Jesuits On… features a member of the Society of Jesus […]

A Teacher’s Vocation

November 4, 2006

Father Martin T. Connell, S.J., earned a doctorate in Anthropology of Education from U.C. Santa Barbara. He is now Assistant Professor in the School of Education at Loyola Marymount University. The success of a school is closely tied to the motivations of its teachers. For Catholic education, motivation has a specific name: vocation. Fr. Connell […]

Reconciliation

November 4, 2006

Fr. Paul Brian Campbell, S.J., illuminates on the Sacrament and Reconciliation through it’s evolution in the church. Drawing on his own experience and those of his fellow priests, Fr. Campbell discusses the difficulties many face in understanding, accepting and participating in this Sacrament. Each Jesuits On… features a member of the Society of Jesus sharing […]

Students Reflect on the Legacy of the Salvadoran Martyrs

November 20, 2015

The Universidad Centroamericana (UCA) hosted a number of commemoration activities throughout the week of November 16th, 2014, marking the 25th anniversary of the Salvadoran martyrs. The IN Network was there, covering the special events in San Salvador and getting the reactions of Jesuits and students.

Dear Pope Francis: Children of the World Bring Their Questions to Rome

March 2, 2016

How did Jesus walk on water? Do bad people still have guardian angels? Why do parents fight? These are some of the questions posed to Pope Francis from children around the globe in Loyola Press’s new book Dear Pope Francis (the first children’s book ever written by a Pope! #DearPopeFrancis). We were at the Vatican […]