God designed us with emotions because life requires a broad spectrum of feelings. Enjoy this reflection by Vinita Hampton Wright, who blogs at http://deepeningfriendship.loyolapress.com/.
Margaret Felice, a Boston-based opera singer, finds singing informs and deepens her faith. Learn more about Margaret in Loyola Press's series, Arts and Faith: http://arts-and-faith.com.
Vinita Hampton Wright invites you to spend time with one of your most cherished memories. Take care of yourself with this brief time of reflection. For more from Vinita, visit her blog at http://deepeningfriendship.loyolapress.com.
Vinita Hampton Wright leads a prayerful reflection on how it's never too late to pray for a person or to express love to that beloved soul. For more from Vinita, visit her blog at http://deepeningfriendship.loyolapress.com/.
Vinita Hampton Wright invites you to reflect on what wisdom you would pass on to the next generations. For more from Vinita, visit her blog: http://deepeningfriendship.loyolapress.com/.
Kristin Kissell, a 26-year-old dancer, describes how she connects with God through movement. Learn more about how Catholics use art to express their faith at www.arts-and-faith.com.
Two students at Northwestern University discuss the service trip to Haiti they went on in December 2012. This video is a follow-up to their leader, Beth Knobbe's reflection on the experience: http://www.ignatianspirituality.com/15843/we-learned-a …[More]
http://www.ignatianspirituality.com/ Tim Muldoon, a professor at Boston College and blogger for dotMagis, offers his thoughts on why Ignatian Spirituality is so appropriate for young people.
http://www.loyolapress.com/recipe-for-joy.htm There were three things Robin Davis said she'd never do: she would never move back to Ohio, never get married, and never join an organized religion. Today, thirty-something Davis is a wife and stepmother … [More]
After decades of Easter Sundays, Easter stops being magic. After awhile, Easter must be faith or nothing at all. Vinita Hampton Wright shares this Easter reflection. For more from Vinita, visit http://deepeningfriendship.loyolapress.com/.
Am I brave enough to experience the hope of resurrection? Can I go there, to a place beyond reason? Vinita Hampton Wright offers an Easter week reflection. For more from Vinita, visit http://deepeningfriendship.loyolapress.com/.
http://www.loyolapress.com/love-and-salt.htm Amy Andrews and Jess Griffith, co-authors of "Love and Salt: A Friendship Shared in Letters," discuss how their friendship deepened through letter writing.
http://www.loyolapress.com/love-and-salt.htm Amy Andrews and Jess Griffith, co-authors of "Love and Salt: A Spiritual Friendship Shared in Letters," discuss how they began writing letters during Lent, and how you can to for National Letter Writing Month.
http://www.loyolapress.com/love-and-salt.htm Amy Andrews and Jess Griffith, co-authors of "Love and Salt: A Spiritual Friendship in Letters," share how they began to write a letter a day during Lent.
http://peopleforothers.loyolapress.com Paul Campbell, SJ, publisher of Loyola Press, shares how just as he's set to move back home soon, Lent is about coming home to God too.
http://deepeningfriendship.loyolapress.com Vinita Hampton Wright interviews Karen Beattie about her new book, "Rock-Bottom Blessings," and how Karen found hope and trusted God when all seemed lost.
http://www.loyolapress.com/heroic-lea... Chris Lowney, author of "Heroic Leadership: Best Practices from a 450-Year-Old Company That Changed the World," describes how Pope Francis's Jesuit training makes him well-suited to lead.
http://deepeningfriendship.loyolapress.com/ In week four of Vinita Hampton Wright's Praying Freedom Lenten Retreat, Robin Davis, author of Recipe for Joy, talks about how freedom allowed her to say yes to God.
God's great dream for you is that you grow in freedom to discover your true self, to live an authentic faith, and to enjoy abundant life. Explore the theme of spiritual freedom with Vinita Hampton Wright in a Lenten retreat: http:/ …[More]
http://www.loyolapress.com/love-and-salt.htm Told through the timeless medium of letters—in prose that is raw and intimate, humorous and poetic—Love & Salt is at its core the emotional struggle of how one spiritual friendship is formed and … [More]
Jim Martin, SJ, interviews fellow Jesuit and stand-up comedian, Jake Martin, SJ, author of the new book, "What's So Funny About Faith?" published by Loyola Press.
http://deepeningfriendship.loyolapress.com/ In this video for Vinita Wright's Lenten Retreat, she talks to the authors of "Love and Salt" about their spiritual friendship, which grew deeper through a series of letters.
http://peopleforothers.loyolapress.com/ Loyola Press Publisher Paul Campbell, SJ, discusses how he hopes our Lenten promises and spiritual growth will stick with us the rest of the year.
http://www.loyolapress.com/love-and-salt.htm Authors Amy Andrews and Jessica Griffith sit down with Vinita Hampton Wright to discuss their book, "Love and Salt: A Spiritual Friendship Shared in Letters."
Join Matt Weber on a (sort of) official book tour of scenes from his book, "Fearing the Stigmata," published by Loyola Press. Learn more about Fearing the Stigmata: http://www.loyolapress.com/fearing-the-stigmata.htm
In honor of the new year, Vinita Hampton Wright shares excerpts from "In Memoriam A.H.H." by Alfred Lord Tennyson. Visit Vinita's blog at http://deepeningfriendship.loyolapress.com/.
In The Winter Seeking, a character says, "If we put off celebrations until everything was fine, we'd all starve and never eat another piece of pecan pie." Vinita Hampton Wright offers a reflection on healing and the art of celebration. For more from … [More]
Especially relevant at the beginning of the Confirmation preparation process, this 30-minute dramatic film features a teen named Marty who is grappling with the meaning of Confirmation. Find out more: http://www.loyolapress.com/confirmed-in-the …[More]
Vinita Hampton Wright invites us to allow God to work on healing us during the Advent season. Learn more about Vinita's Advent Retreat here: http://deepeningfriendship.loyolapress.com/
Narrated by best-selling author and catechist Joe Paprocki, this 15-minute documentary helps young people and adults discover the rich history and profound significance of the Sacrament of Confirmation. Find out more: http://www.loyolapress.com …[More]
Ideally viewed toward the end of the Confirmation preparation process, this 15-minute video features a series of testimonials that offers comfort, hope, and inspiration for young people. Find out more: http://www.loyolapress.com/confirmed-in-the …[More]
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