At ISN's Arrupe Leaders Summits, faculty and staff discuss themes centering around their own experiences of justice work at their home institutions.
A University of Detroit Mercy student's transformative encounter on the U.S.-Mexico border looks beyond the headlines of the current immigration crisis.
Our children have a remarkable ability to call our attention to details outside (or long forgotten) from our perspective.
Whether engaged in the building of a relationship or a kitchen table, I have found sustenance in a disciplined presence to the building itself.
God is a relational God, plain and simple. Our most salient, most tangible, most joyous way of experiencing God is through and with people.
Reflect on our common human dignity and values to create more welcoming communities and nations.
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