Pilgrimage 2010
It’s that time of year again; the students are settling into classes, club events are beginning, and campus life is getting busy. With the beginning of each new year comes
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JesuitSpeak VIII
By C. Hightower, SJ Moms and the summons home In our Cul-de-sac , 11th Court, parents, (okay, moms), just yelled out the window to their children when it was time
JesuitSpeak VII
By: Fr. C. Hightower, S.J. Contemplatives-in-Action For a Jesuit, contemplation and action are not distinct and disparate realities, but rather simultaneous phases of a single action. The first Companions were
University Ministry: Student Faith Formation in Support of Gonzaga’s Mission
By: Michelle Wheatley Each year, more than 1500 students participate in a University Ministry retreat, liturgy or program in response to Gonzaga’s challenge to pursue excellence in all areas of
Jesuit Speak VI
Blessing “Fruits and Nuts” When one joins the Society of Jesus, he spends his first two years in the Jesuit novitiate. It is in the novitiate that novices learn to
Recognizing Men and Women For Others
C. Hightower, S.J. JesuitSpeak V Men and Women for Others In an interview with the Italian journalist Renzo Giacomelle, Peter Han Kolvenbach, S.J., the former Father General of the Society
JesuitSpeak IV
Cura Personalis Care of the (whole) person. The University Ministry office sits on the main floor of the Crosby Student Center right between the bank and the coffee shop. Sister
Opportunities Around Campus
Old Man Winter has arrived in Spokane, Wash., which has some of us feeling the seasonal blues.
JesuitSpeak: A Primer with Father C. Hightower, S.J.
A.M.D.G. Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam “For the greater glory of God” Motto of the Society of Jesus These initials are seen engraved on cornerstones on Jesuit campuses around the world
JesuitSpeak: A Primer with Father C. Hightower, S.J.
We start with the term Magis. It is a simple definition; however, it requires one to incorporate its meaning into one’s everyday life through prayer.