Stay ConnectedThroughout Lent, writers from the Ignatian network will nourish our hope. Join us each day to allow your roots—be they abundant, brittle, or somewhere in between—to pull from the waters of faith and bear fruit for a more just world.
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In our shared work for justice, power and reputation can be dangerous realities if not tempered with humility.
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We are responsible to and for one another because we are connected by something greater—by a Holy Frustration that can only become life-giving when enlivened within a community of faith.
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How can you transfigure your tangriness—tiredness and angriness—to connect with your God-given purpose and courage this Lent?
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This Lenten season, how do you find yourself challenged by the call to live with mercy, forgiveness, compassion, and love, just as Jesus did?
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We can be so quick to cast judgment on others: who is worthy, who is unworthy.
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How might you hear the invitation to step into the breach—to bring your community’s needs to God and be assured that, if you discover that you are the answer to that need, God, who “gives good gifts,” will be with you?
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Today’s readings are about second chances. We are not beyond redemption; all hope is not lost—even in the face of the grave and existential threat posed by climate change.
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We are called to build the reign of God here and now, on earth as it is in heaven—standing against anti-blackness and white body supremacy.
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On the first Monday of Lent, Annie Selak, Ph.D. reminds us that people are images of God, imago dei—and asks us to consider how recognize the dignity of others in our common work of justice.
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On the second Sunday of Lent, with Fr. James Martin, S.J., consider: in your life, what moves you away from God—and away from the call to work for a more just world?
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