Voices
Matt Emerson's essays have appeared in a number of publications, including America, Commonweal,
Articles: Fruitful Searching (Jan. 5-12, 2015) Preambles for Faith (May 13, 2013) Posts at The Ignatian Educator
In All Things
A vocation is not a fork in the road; it's a garden.
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In what I've written, I've tried to adopt the mindset of both teacher and student—to be one who sparks fruitful inquiries as well as one who remains ready to learn.
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Catholic News Agency reports on a new foundation created by Pope Francis to advance Catholic education.
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I recently began reading Tattoos on the Heart The Power of Boundless Compassion by Greg Boyle S J founder of Homeboy Industries in Los Angeles Homeboy Industries is the largest and most well known gang rehabiliation enterprise in the country It 39 s only about a two-hour drive from the schoo
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New initiative led by admissions deans at top campuses is receiving resistance from counselors at Jesuit schools.
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'The organization charged with providing services and programming to the 80 Jesuit pre-secondary and secondary schools in the U.S. and Canada.'
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The wisdom of mystery, of being okay with not knowing, is a lesson always worth remembering.
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It 39 s been a good run for some Jesuit universities and their fundraising efforts Last week Gonzaga University nbsp announced a 55 million donation which came not long after after Georgetown University announced a 50 million donation Earlier in the year in May Seattle University reported nbs
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In the winter 2014 edition of Studies in the Spirituality of Jesuits in his article quot Mind and Heart Toward an Ignatian Spirituality of Study quot Nicholas Austin S J asks quot I s it possible to see study as a spiritual experience Because of what Ignatius has taught us in the Rules f
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Xavier University professor notes the "moral formation of business professionals in business education can no longer be ignored."