Over 100 members of the Ignatian family gathered together to celebrate the Ignatian Mass for Life in Washington, D.C., before the annual March for Life.
As a state, we do not want people arriving at our front door, most notably the desperate, although as a society, we feel lonely and instead turn to social media, our favorite streaming service, or substances to appease this desolate feeling.
There are two sides to teaching children creation care: dealing with the damage and reveling in the joy.
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.
“Who should I fear?” Recently, it feels the answer is somewhere very near to “everything."
Reflect on our common human dignity and values to create more welcoming communities and nations.
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