Rev. Michael Himes discusses the history and value of a Catholic Liberal Arts education.|Fr. Himes is a member of the Theology Department at Boston College.

Our guest this week is Joseph DeFeo, Executive Director of the Ignatian Colleagues Program. In this episode we discuss efforts at Jesuit colleges and universities to integrate Ignatian Spirituality in the advising process.

St. Cecilia Cathedral (Omaha, NE) liturgist, Marie Rubus Bauer discusses the formative power of music during Advent.|This program first appeared in 2008.

EXCERPT|John O'Keefe Introduces 2rd Annual Ignite Talks|Companian video played in parts throughout event|Richard J. Hauser, S.J. gives an invocation|Anna Floerke Scheid: 'A Spirituality of Forgiveness'|William Cavanaugh: ...

EXCERPT|This is something that I've been trying to do in organizing international networks of entrepreneurs and activists working to build an online economy, where the online platforms, the Facebooks, the Ubers, are owned ...

EXCERPT|Where do we stand on borders and walls? Every year I guide two groups to visit two different borders. One of those borders is between the Dominican Republic in Haiti and the other is between the United States and ...

EXCERPT|John O'Keefe introduces 3rd Annual Ignite Talks|Companian video played in parts throughout event|Eileen Burke-Sullivan gives an invocation|Tom Kelly: 'Borders Within the Heart: Perception, Reflection, and ...

EXCERPT|When thinking about the roles of walls in Egyptian monasticism, I decided to start with a straightforward and yet fundamental point about the roles of walls in religious spaces all together. That they mark out a ...

EXCERPT|The only way to change the world is to live as if God has already changed the world, because God has, so instead of doing everything or doing nothing it's the grace to do one thing and that one thing then frees us ...

EXCERPT|This is not a talk about oppression. However, this is a story of three remarkable women: Hadewijch, Catherine of Siena, and Julian of Norwich, who each found their own ways of transcending the walls, both metaphorical ...