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“40” Ep 8: The Diachronic Problem of Personal Identity

February 22, 2012

It’s cookout time for the 7 strangers as they ponder the nature of their newfound existence together and review memories past… Visit http://40theseries.com or check out the REFLECTIONS for this Episode to deepen your Lenten experience!

“40” Ep 9: Dreamers

February 22, 2012

Aunt Dot recounts her experience with an angel while the 7 strangers experience vivid dreams on the path to 40…. Visit http://40theseries.com or check out the REFLECTIONS for this Episode to deepen your Lenten experience!

“Catholic-Con” – Religious Education Congress

March 30, 2012

The IN Network went to Anaheim, CA to attend the 3-day Religious Education Conference! Along the way, we spoke with Fr. Jim Martin, SJ — acclaimed author and also speaker at the Conference. Fr. Jim shares with us his thoughts about what kind of affect this type of Conference — with more that 38,000 attendants […]

40 Official Trailer

February 22, 2012

40 is a thrilling post-apocalyptic drama. Visit the official website to learn more at http://40theseries.com Seven strangers appear to be the only survivors of a mysterious, calamitous event: Los Angeles is empty, devoid of people. No sign remains of family, neighbors or coworkers. No space ship hovers over the city, there are no zombies or […]

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 […]

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 […]

Business Ethics

November 4, 2006

Fr. Mark Bandsuch, S.J., professor of business law at LMU, engages in a passionate discussion on business ethics. Looking at how a “Post-Enron” environment has enhanced the importance we place on ethics in the work place.Exploring a wide range of topics including executive compensation, advertising practices, and bioengineering. Fr. Bandsuch uses concrete examples to illustrate […]

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 […]

Committed to Detroit: Loyola High School

November 19, 2012

Against the odds in a struggling economy and downtrodden city, Loyola High School builds on the Jesuit tradition of excellence in education while forming “Men for Others.” Check out our visit with new LHS President, Mark Luedtke, SJ, members of his staff, and students of Detroit’s Loyola High. Go Bulldogs! Loyola High’s Website: http://www.edline.net/pages/Loyola_High_School Chicago-Detroit […]

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 […]

Eddie Reese, SJ: Brophy Prep & Loyola Academy

March 15, 2012

IN Network met up with Fr. Ed Reese, SJ – Principal of Brophy College Preparatory School in Phoenix, AZ, and chatted with him about his love of education, technology, and his two pet dogs Archie and Sydney!

Exorcism

November 4, 2006

Fr. Herbert J. Ryan, S.J., a theology professor at LMU, engages us in a passionate discussion on the often controversial subject of exorcisms. As one of the primary consultants on the film The Exorcism of Emily Rose, Fr. Ryan uses his expertise in the Catholic Rite of Exorcism to help explain the unexplainable. Each Jesuits […]