The Birthplace of Jesuit Higher Education Still Forms Leaders for the World
The birthplace of Jesuit higher education still forms leaders who go on to serve thousands. This Feast of St. Ignatius, the first 100 new donors will each unlock an additional $250. Learn how your gift can shape the future of the Church.
New Book – “Educating Lincoln: The People and Ideas That Shaped the 16th President” by Joseph J. Dunn
“Educating Lincoln” sheds new light on how a man born into deep poverty, with less than one year of classroom education, won the American presidency and led the nation through its greatest crisis. Dunn’s book is carefully footnoted to primary sources yet an easy read for anyone interested in Lincoln’s formation as a politician, a president, a war leader, an emancipator, a person.”
Rector – Tantur Ecumenical institute
About the Position: The Rector of the Tantur Ecumenical Institute is responsible for the leadership of the Institute's initiatives in the Holy Land, represents Tantur throughout the world, and is a leader within the global ecumenical movement. The Rector supervises a host of pastoral education programs and pilgrimage experiences for clergy, pastoral leaders, and other visitors to the Holy Land, and is empowered to work creatively to build, within available resources, additional pastoral, scholarly, and spiritual initiatives aligned with the Institute's ecumenical mission. Special opportunities exist to develop - in a manner appropriate for an academic institution - the Tantur Ecumenical Institute's service to the Christian community in the Holy Land. The Rector animates the prayer and spiritual life at Tantur and the Institute's global contributions to spiritual ecumenism.
JPIC/Shalom Coordinator Job Opening
The JPIC/Shalom Coordinator provides support for the JPIC Director and the Province’s fulfillment of its commitment to justice, peace, and care for our common home. It is a position that aligns with and promotes solidarity with those who are oppressed, human dignity and integral ecology.
Saint Mary Magdalene – An Online Course
Explore the imagery of Saint Mary Magdalene, her role as Apostle to the Apostles and the impact of her life on the ministry of women in the Church.
Women of the Dawn: Mary Magdalene and Tonantzin/Our Lady of Guadalupe – A Webinar
Mary Magdalene approaching the empty tomb and Our Lady of Guadalupe as “women of the dawn” speak of an in-between time of hope and possibility, and call us to reflect on the power of witness— a presentation with Sister Ana María Pineda, RSM
Spiritual Practices – An Online Course
Examine Catholic spiritual practices, ranging from traditional practices such as the Rosary and lectio divina, to centering prayer, praying with images, and hospitality.
Teaching Religion to Children – An Online Course
Explore teaching as a vocation, the various types of learners, different approaches to presenting content, and ways to create sacred space and pray with students in the classroom.
Teaching Religion to Adolescents – An Online Course
Drawing upon theology, developmental psychology, and religious education, this course addresses the questions: Who are my students? What should I teach? and How do I teach it effectively?
Forming Tomorrow’s Disciples – An Online Course
Faith formation educators (K-12 to college), guide learners to make meaning and respond to God’s call by attending to the whole person: intellectual, social, ethical, and spiritual.
