September 12 @ 7 pm (ET) FREE – ONLINE ON ZOOM Following his recent article of the same name, Curtis McKenzie, SJ, explores the early development of synodality and what it now might mean as Pope Francis invites us into a renewal of synodality for the next millennium, into new ways of walking together. The session …
If I Understood Synodality, Would I Have This Look on My Face? Read More »
The story of the founding of St. Ignatius Parish in Winnipeg, MB is one of great sacrifice and determination, which speaks to the faith and resolve of a Catholic community of worship still very active and vibrant more than 100 years on. The parish’s humble beginnings go back to February 16, 1908, when Mass was …
A Long and Rich History of Faith – St. Ignatius of Loyola Parish Read More »
Balkan Odyssey: A Study Tour to Greece, North Macedonia, Albania, Serbia, Kosovo, Bulgaria July 2023 PRESENTED BY PATRICIA O’REILLY AND SCOTT LEWIS, SJ The Balkans are a rich blend of diverse religions, peoples, cultures, and histories. The Greeks, Romans, Byzantines, Slavs, Bulgars, and Ottoman Turks have all left their mark on the multi-layered civilization of …
By Sister Clara Soza, AMICO “This school makes us dream of things we would never have dreamed of before.” — A Faith and Joy teacher in Canaan In 2010, Haiti had just experienced the tragedy of an earthquake that devastated the capital. We, the Sisters of the Amistad Misionera en Cristo Obrero (Missionary Friendship in …
Dreaming of the future and building the present at Faith and Joy Read More »
Jesuit Father Bill Browne has lived by the adage that learning can transform your life. “Reading about the hero martyrs helps you discover your vocation,” says Fr. Browne. It helped him. He remembers reading about the Canadian Jesuit martyrs at age 9, which lead him to the Society of Jesus, where he’s been for 77 …
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Enjoy the Summer Solstice with the Ignatius Farm team! Join the team in the field for a community work-bee in the morning and stay for a workshop after lunch! Bring your lunch, a blanket or a camp chair! And top your day with a hike on one of the many trails. Work-bee: 9-12pm Please dress …
At the heart of Ignatian education is the principle of forming individuals who are at the service of others, of society and of the world, especially those who are marginalized. It is in part in light of this intersection between the education of young people and their call to love their neighbor that a partnership …