Bee at Peace is an initiative designed to make Ignatian spirituality more accessible to women of color, and in the process, build mutual support and community.
ISN recently spoke with Fr. William O'Neill, S.J., author of a new book, Catholic Social Teaching: A User's Guide, which began as an introduction to the Catholic Church’s social teaching for the Jesuit Refugee Service.
In the chaos of the world—in our own small roles—we can manifest peace to others in our everyday lives. We can be available. When we hear the cry, we can be the ones who respond.
Homeboy Industries serves as the foundational rung of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs that catapults young adults to the university experience they were destined for.
Jesus is hard to follow—discipleship means deepening our capacity to love, even while enduring sacrifice or suffering.
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