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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 […]

Kaya Oakes: choosing conscience over catechism

September 26, 2014

Watch the IN Network interview with Kaya Oakes, author and UC Berkeley lecturer, who isn’t exactly the mainstream stereotype of a Catholic woman in America today: she’s a fervent feminist, married to an agnostic, with an appreciation for tattoos and indie culture. She shares her story of returning to Catholicism, her hopes for a “big […]

Korengal – The INNdustry with Sister Rose

June 13, 2014

Sister Rose reviews “Korengal,” Sebastian Junger’s latest film and the follow up to his Oscar nominated documentary “Restrepo.” She also talks with Junger about the film and his feelings about war. “Korengal” opens in Los Angeles June 13th and in select cities across the country. About “The INNdustry with Sister Rose”: Billed as SISTER WENDY […]

Lenten Film Series – Champions of Faith: Baseball Edition

March 11, 2014

Week 2 Major Leaguer Mike Sweeney lets down his guard, and his faith, on the field. The Lenten Film Series: The Lenten Film Series on The INNdustry with Sister Rose presents film and TV clips that highlight Lenten themes, offering you (or your prayer group, classroom, or retreat) a contemporary, media-driven way to reflect and […]

Love Finds You in Sugarcreek – The INNdustry with Sister Rose

May 27, 2014

Sister Rose reviews this original production of the UP network about a mysterious stranger who, with his young son, becomes stranded in the heart of Amish country. A trio of Amish aunts offers them hospitality at their quaint inn, but their niece – the local deputy – has her suspicions and sets out to find […]

Loyola Academy’s Own Olympian

September 12, 2012

Loyola Academy High School welcomed their ’07 Graduate, Gold Medal Olympic Swimmer Conor Dwyer, at the start of their new school year. Conor also participated in a press conference being held at his Alma Mater, where he answered questions about the Summer’s Olympic Games from professional journalists and student journalists alike!

Loyola Marymount U. Continues Sustainable Garden

April 20, 2012

Happy Earth Day Everyone! We met up with the LIONS Club at Loyola Marymount University for the 1 year anniversary of their sustainable garden. In this video, you’ll meet with both administrators and students who are taking an active role in raising awareness of sustainable living on LMU’s campus.

Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles

May 11, 2006

2006 Loyola Marymount University Capital Campaign Fundraising promo produced by Loyola Productions.

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.

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]