Pope Leo XIII, Catholic Social Thought and the New Pope

In choosing the name Leo XIV, the new pope is signaling his support for social thought and action. Read an excerpt about Pope Leo XIII’s contributions to Catholic social teaching.

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Pope Leo XIII, Catholic Social Thought and the New Pope

In choosing the name Leo XIV, the new pope is signaling his support for social thought and action. Read an excerpt about Pope Leo XIII’s

In Gratitude for Pope Leo XIV

We rejoice with the global Church in celebrating the election of Pope Leo XIV! We trust in the movement of the Holy Spirit, and are

An Ignatian Approach to the Conclave with Fr. Bill McCormick, SJ

On this special episode of the AMDG podcast, Fr. Bill McCormick, SJ, talks about how Ignatian spirituality might inform our approach to the conclave.

Educator and Scholar Fr. James Swetnam, SJ, Dies in St. Louis

April 28, 2025, St. Louis – Father James H. Swetnam, SJ, died April 27, 2025, in Florissant, Missouri. He was 97 years old, a Jesuit

General Curia Launches EcoJesuit Website

On Monday, April 28, 2025, the General Curia, launched a new website: www.ecojesuit.com.

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Committed to Belizean Catholic Schools By Rachel Amiri Claret Sanchez Jacobs, assistant local manager of Catholic schools in the Toledo District of the Central American

Celebrating the Life of Pope Francis, the First Jesuit Pope

As the Church mourns the passing of Pope Francis, we recall with fondness our Jesuit brother, whose pontificate reflected his Jesuit training and Ignatian spirituality.

Let’s Find Our Hope in the Lord This Easter

Fr. Brian Strassburger, SJ, invites us to find hope that does not disappoint in the resurrection of Jesus.

Your Crash Course in Ignatian Discernment with Mark Thibodeaux, SJ

On this episode of the AMDG podcast, renowned spiritual author Fr. Mark Thibodeaux, SJ, discusses his latest book, “Discern: Listening for God’s Whispers.”

Pope Leo XIII, Catholic Social Thought and the New Pope