How to find Joy
Sister Josephine Garrett shares a heartfelt reflection on the meaning of real joy, not as fleeting happiness, but as a steady and deep assurance rooted in God’s love. Through her personal journey, she invites us to explore how suffering, prayer, and surrender can open our hearts to something...
On God, A.I, and the problem of evil
Why did God create a world with so much evil and suffering, and then allow it all to happen? Lets run an AI simulation and find out. This video touches on the problem of evil; judgement; heaven and hell; the fall; who is Jesus; and much more.
Meeting God through Ignatian spirituality
I am a daughter of Ignatius. At times, I joke that I am a “Jesuitte” because I live and breathe the very spirituality that guides the Jesuits, an all-male religious order that St. Ignatius founded more than 500 years ago. Ignatius’ legacy, spirituality, and tools for discernment permeate my life,...
Living well on the mountaintop and in the valley
All advertising, whether it be on TV or the Internet, has one thing in common: it tries to portray its product in the best possible light. In our interactions with others, we usually try to advertise ourselves by making the best impression possible. Looking at the gospel of Jesus’ transfiguration,...
What is A Worldview?
Everybody has one. Everybody has an order of thought that pushes you in your direction in life. The problem comes when our worldview isn't discerned . And the bigger problem is that most of us don't have a disccerned worldview. A lot of our decisions are not intentional but just a reaction. A...
Pilate’s Dilemma: There is a Source of Absolute Truth That You Can Know and Trust
As a younger man I was introduced to a dichotomy that runs through every aspect of society and travels the very contours of the human heart. It has to do with the search for truth and how we claim what counts as knowledge in those spaces. At the bottom of the matter, the dichotomy reveals something...
A Pace and Story For Life
What is a "living pace for life?" A pace where we can take each moment in with our whole selves. A pace where we are not constantly hitting a wall of burnout and depleation. A pace where we are filled up and ready to offer ourselves to others and our world. Can you imagine? There are two many parts...
The Therapeutic Power of Art
Sir Winston Churchill was well known as a family man, a soldier, a politician, a war leader, and a senior statesman…but he was ...
Deconstructing False Narratives About Creativity
We hear the word “creative” often in our world and assume it only for certain people. False. But I am getting ahead of myself h...
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