Past Issues

Fall 2021 • NUMBER 60

Ignatian Antiracism:

• Never Postpone a Good Work, Patrick Saint-Jean, S.J., Karasonya Wise Whitehead

• Honor Those Who Do the Work, but Also Those Who Inspire It, Ken Homan, S.J.

• This Time, We Must Choose to Make it Different, Valerie Irick Rainford

• ‘Birth of a Movement’ is a Call to a Better Church, Kim R. Harris

• Exploring the Sins of Racism in Religions, Francis X. Clooney, S.J.

• Slavery’s Legacy Continues to Shape Our Lives, Marcia Chatelain

• The Problem is White Supremacy, Not the Minorities, Irfan Omar, Wendy Thompson, Hye-Kyung Kang, Nicki Gonzales

• Tradeoffs Come with the Struggle, timone davis

• Voices of Experience from Across our Campuses, Patricio Meneses, Luella Loseille, Lily Swan, Le Xuan Hy, LaShaunda Reese

Enhancing U.S. Civic Life:

• The Price of Injustice, Ricardo da Silva, S.J.

• Jesuit Eloquentia Perfecta for Today and the Struggle Against Racism, Mark DeStephano

• Why Jesuit Education Can Lead the Way, Michelle C. Sterk Barrett

• The Trouble with Civility, Alex Zamalin

• Imagine Civility as a Tool of Compassion, Gwendoline M. Alphonso

• Public Service and Activism as Vocations of Reconciliation, Angeline Vuong, Jacqueline Ramos, Zoe Baker, Isabel Tayag

An Historical Moment:

• Saint Peter’s University, Virginia Bender, Mary Kinahan-Ockay, Eileen L. Poiani

Teaching the Mission:

• Listening and Learning from Community Voices: Considering Co-Learning, Sean L. Rhiney

Spring 2021 • NUMBER 59

Walking with the Marginalized

• A Redemptive Call to the Altar, Mary Wardell-Ghirarduzzi

• Accountability Does Not Need Destruction, David Safavian

• Vulnerability, Recognition and Accompaniment, James F. Keenan, S.J.

• The Resilience of Guatemalan Women, Kristi Lee, Elena Fabiola Hurtado Bonatto and Joyce Moreno

• What Should Ignatian Antiracism Look Like?, Joseph A. Brown, S.J.

• Going Beyond Tolerance and Acceptance, Richard Reitsma

• The Jesuit Mission of Occupational Justice, Leah S. Dunn

• Creating a New World with Poor People and Young People, Fred Kammer, S.J.

Accompanying Youth in Hope

• Expanding the Circle of Compassion by Extending the Margins, An interview by Lucas Sharma, S.J., with Homeboy Industries founder, Gregory Boyle, S.J.

• Building A Hope-Filled Future, Leaders, Kelly Swan

• One Path of Accompanying the Young, Eileen Burke-Sullivan

• Students’ Hopes Feed Those Who Accompany Them as Well, Steve Katsouros, S.J.

• Evangelized by the Nones, Andrew Omandi

• Small Actions Can Kindle Hope, Norm Townsel

• Consistency, Community, Hope, Karen Adkins

Student Voices:

• Students Talk about Where They Find Hope

An Historical Moment:

• Rockhurst University, Tim Linn

Teaching the Mission:

• Teaching Racism Begins With the Saying of Names, Ann Green

Fall 2020 • NUMBER 58

Features

• A Roadmap to the Future, Joseph O’Keefe, S.J.

Showing the Way to God

• In Our Bones, Julie Dowd

• Showing the Way to God by Sharing the Exercises with Other Faiths, Erin Cline

• Spiritual Direction and Training for Spiritual Directors, Denis G. Donoghue, S.J.

• Encountering the Living God, Marcy Dolan Haley

• Discernment Becomes Center of Sophomore Advising Program, Molly P. Loesche

• The Program for Discerning Leadership, David McCallum, S.J.

• Contemplatives in Action, Jennifer Abe

• There are Many Paths to and Through the Spiritual Exercises, Catherine Punsalan-Manlimos

Caring for Our Common Home

• Ignatian Pedagogy for Sustainability, Kathleen R. Smythe

• Libraries are Sustainability Leaders, George J. Aulisio

• Environmental Research at Marquette University, Jeanne Hossenlopp

• Caring for our Common Home Begins with Listening, Dan Pitera

• Outsmarting Climate Change, Rob Verchick

• Recognizing Environmental Racism is the First Step in Fighting It, Nancy M. Rourke

Student Voice:

• 10-Week Experience Reflection, Luke Marino

An Historical Moment:

• Loyola University Chicago, Christian Anderson and Scott Alessi

Teaching the Mission:

• Interruption and Ignatian Discernment, Kari Kloos

SPRING 2020 • NUMBER 57

Crisis in the Church

• Addressing the Church’s Clerical Culture, Richard Gaillardetz

• A Movement to Restore Trust in Buffalo, NY, Maureen Hurley and Nancy Ware

• Pastoralism Could Be a Way to Address Sexual Abuse Coverups in the Church, Mary Gail Frawley-O’Dea

Higher Education Under Financial Pressure

• Can Jesuit Institutions Afford Formation for Mission?, Robert Niehoff, S.J.

• An Ignatian Relighting of Contemporary Higher Educational Fires, Timothy Law Snyder

• The Risk of Mission at Jesuit Schools, Erika M. Hollis

• A Business Approach to Mission, Gerard Athaide

• A Conversation: Staff Perspectives on Layoffs and Difficult Times, Alice Clark, with Kathy Gros, Paula Saurage-Ruiz, Dianna Whitfield, Angelique Dyer, and Brian Lousteau

• ‘Without a Vision, the People Perish’ Lessons from Wheeling, Jessica Wrobleski

Global Reach of Jesuit Higher Education

• A Dream for Greater International Cooperation Fulfilled, Michael Garanzini, S.J.

• Jesuit Education: From the River Cardoner Across the Globe, Agbonkhianmeghe E. Orobator, S.J.

• The Beijing Center Carries on Jesuit Traditions of Friendship and Scholarship, John Sember

• Transformation through Global Learning, Diane Ceo-DiFrancesco

Student Voice:

• Building a Bridge of Solidarity, Michael Tanaka

An Historical Moment:

• Canisius College, Audrey R. Browka

Teaching the Mission:

• From Desperation to Engaging Discussions, Ellen M. Maccarone

FALL 2019 • NUMBER 56

Features:

• Cura Apostolica Revisited, Stephanie J. Russell

• Teaching the Mission by Institutional Example, Paul Lakeland

• A New Vision for Cura Apostolica, John Topel, S.J.

• Spiritual Foundations of Jesuit Higher Education, Patrick Howell, S.J.

• On Desolation and Consolation, Jennifer Dean

• The Role of Ignatian leadership in Shared Governance, Ronald Dufresne

• Jesuit Examen Process: Consoling and Stimulating, James Miracky, S.J.

• Survival Finances and the University Budget, Thomas B. Curran, S.J.

• Red Hots, Tic Tacs, and M&Ms, Debra K. Mooney, Ph.D.

• 2019 Marks Two Major Anniversaries, Pat Howell, S.J., and Ron Bernas

• The Georgetown Conference of 1989, John T. Sebastian

• Recapturing Inspiration, Mary Feeney

• Cura Personalis Has a Ripple Effect on Others, Matt Gorczyca

• Cura Catholica: On Caring gor Our Catholic Identity, Thomas Ryan

• Hiring Faculty for Faith and Social Justice in Jesuit Higher Education, Thomas M. Kelly

• True Equity and Inclusion Needed for Women in the Church, Brian F. Linnane, S.J.

• Leading Through Difficult Times, Maria Calzada, Alice Clark

The Martyrs of El Salvador - Remembering Them 3o Years Later:

• El Salvador – an SCU Perspective, Luis Calero, S.J.

• Tears of Remembrance, Waters of Life, Joe Orlando

• Enduring Impact of the Martyrs, Christopher G. Kerr

Student Voice:

• The Balancing Act, Deanna L. Garwol

An Historical Moment:

• Georgetown University, Nancy Robertson

Book Review:

• Great Risks Had to Be Taken, Patrick J. Howell, S.J.

Teaching the Mission:

• Embracing the Outsider, Rachel Wifall

SPRING 2019 • NUMBER 55

Features

• The American Jesuit University, Mick McCarthy, S.J.

• Beacons of Hope Amid Strong Disaffection, James P. McCartin

• Fostering a Vibrant Jesuit Catholic Tradition, Jennifer Tilghman-Havens

• Paying Attention in a World of Distraction, Timothy Brown, S.J.

• AJCU Ignatian Colleagues Program: Deepening the Bench for Mission, Joseph DeFeo

• Deepening Faculty Engagement in Mission, Kari Kloos

• The Mission Leadership Challenge for Trustees, John J. Hurley and Lee C. Wortham

• Finances: How Can They Reflect the Institution’s Mission and Values? Salvador D. Aceves

• Faithful to Mission and Truthful in Response, Katarina Schuth, O.S.F.

• In the Midst of Pain, a Discerning Vision, Linda LeMura

• Faith and Justice Together or Apart, Kathleen Maas Weigert

• Forming With a Faith That Promotes Justice, Ann Marie Jursca Keffer

• Surprised By Conversation, Brian D. Robinette

• Recruiting and Retaining Jesuit Faculty, David Powers

• Missioning Jesuits to Higher Education, Scott Santarosa, S.J.

Alumni and Student Voices:

• Students Hold Us Accountable to the Promotion of Justice, Mary Kate Holman

• Mission Is Possible No Matter the Major, Sasha Ducey

• Your Mission, If You Choose to Accept It, Lauren Squillante

An Historical Moment:

• Gonzaga University, Molly Pepper

Teaching the Mission:

• Talking about Sex on a Jesuit Campus, Julie Rubio

FALL 2018 • NUMBER 54

Features

• A Healthy Community Builds on Acceptance, Patrick J. Howell, S.J.

• Linking the Collegiate Well-Being Movement and the Jesuit Tradition, David Bryngil

• The Practice of Yoga and Cura Personalis, Rachel Wifall

• It’s OK to Talk About These Things, Abigail Gosselin, Janet Houser, and Loretta K. Notareschi

• Well-being in the Curriculum, Laura D. Valtin, Mindy McWilliams, and David Ebenbach

• Shattering my OCD Prison, Joseph Harrison

• Up or Down—Both God’s Gifts, Stephen C. Rowntree, S.J.

• A Medium for Social Health, Paola Pascual-Ferra

• Undocumented: The Stress of Status, Terry-Ann Jones and Laura Nichols

• Anxiety and the Post-Modern Student, Anne E. Figert

• The Prophetic Character of Jesuit Education, Christopher Pramuk

• Navigating Class on Campus, Steve Hess, S.J.

• Counseling Centers: The Nature of Our Work, Jason A. Parcover

• LGBTQ Mental Health, Jodi O’Brien

• “Do Not Turn Away” Responding to the Sexual Assault Epidemic on Campus, Emily Clark

Student Voice:

• Active Minds Project Breaks Stigma, Mia Zanaboni

An Historical Moment:

• Saint Joseph’s University, Katie Smith

Book Review:

• Insane: America’s Criminal Treatment of Mental Illness, Alisa Roth

Book Notice:

• Always at the Frontier: Saint Louis University 1818 - 2018

Teaching the Mission:

• Addressing a Nature-Deficit Disorder, Clint J. Springer

SPRING 2018 • NUMBER 53

Features:

• Finding our Place, Thomas Lucas, S.J.

• Thinking Like an Urban Planner at a Jesuit University, Jamie Kralovec

• A Center Outside Itself Where the University Finds Itself, Jason Taylor

• Teaching and Learning in San Francisco’s Gentrification Tide, Rachel Brahinsky

• The Dream of the Mountains’ Struggle, Jessica A. Wrobleski

• Sports in Schools, Patrick Kelly, S.J.

• Being a Neighbor in the Hood, Gilbert Sunghera, S.J.

• Walking the Crossroads of Campus and Community at Rockhurst, Alicia Douglas

• Empowering Communities in Worlds Apart, Elizabeth Grassi, Obdulia Castro, Paul Burson, Rosa Burson

• A Beautiful Thing, Melissa Quan and Bob Hannafin

• Jesuit Universities Serving the Local Church, Tom Reynolds

• Community Partnerships? Ask our Alumni, Jacob Dillabaugh

Photo Essay: 

• Images of Engagement, Rachael Steward

Talking Back: 

• The Quality of Mercy at the Heart of Sanctuary, Paul Lakeland

• How Should Jesuit Universities Respond to the Repeal of DACA? Rachel Wifall

An Historical Moment:

• Saint Louis University, Amelia Blanton Hibner

Teaching to Mission:

• Doing Time, Redeeming Time, Daniel L. Smith

Book Reviews:

• Emmaus: The Nature of the Way, Chris Yates

Student Voices

• Finding a Place on Campus, Samir Aslane

• Students Found a New Journal, Billy Ford

• A Call for Prophetic Jesuit Leadership, Sarah Hansman

FALL 2017 • NUMBER 52

Features:

• The Ignatian Witness to Truth in a Climate of Injustice, Bryan N. Massingale

• Sanctuary for the Heart, Howard Gray, S.J.

• Engaged Scholarship Methods for Positive Social Change, George Villanueva

• Eloquentia Perfecta in the Time of Tweets, Laurie Ann Britt-Smith

• Journalism Education in the Spirit of Magis, John J. Pauly

• Against Manufactured Truth, Sandra Sullivan-Dunbar

• The Challenge of Making Good Logical Arguments, Ron DiSanto and Karen Adkins

• Law, Policy, and the Sanctuary Campus, John McKay

• A Collage of Conversations with Undocumented Students, Molly Pepper

• Sanctuary: A Place Apart, Edward W. Schmidt, S.J.

• Historical Models, An Interview with John W. Padberg, S.J., Julie Hanlon Rubio

• Loss of Trust: How Did We Get Here? How Do We Move Forward?, Thomas Ringenberg

• The Winter of Our Discontent, Gerry O’Hanlon, S.J.

• The 500th Anniversary, Patrick Howell, S.J.

• Forming Thoughtful, Committed Citizens, Lucas Sharma, S.J.

An Historical Moment:

• Seattle University, Tracy DeCroce

Teaching to Mission:

• Teaching through Trump, Michael Serazio

Book Reviews:

• Hope for Common Ground, Julie Hanlon Rubio

• Come To Believe, Stephen N. Katsouros, S.J.

• Emmaus: The Nature of the Way, Chris Yates

Student Voices

• Contemplation in Action, Jodie Foster

• “We Are the Change We Seek,” Bethan Saunders

• Seeking Truth and Justice Through Pro-Life Activism, Amelia Irvine

• Becoming “Us” in a Polarized Age, Miranda Richard

SPRING 2017 • NUMBER 51

Features:

• Student Activism Matters, Julie Hanlon Rubio and Noelle Janak

• A Spirituality of Citizenship, Michael P. Murphy

• Difficult Conversations... One Bite at a Time, Thomas Curran, S.J.

• How Southern Jesuit Universities Handled Racism in the Past, Justin Poche

• Making Microagressions Visible, Michael Serazio

• Of Love and Distance, Brian Norman

• Modeling Dialouge, Paul K. Alexander

• Slavery's Legacy, Adam Rothman

• Amare et Amari (to Love and Be Loved), Anthony Garrison-Engbrecht

• Teaching Difficult Conversations, Charles Camosy

• Urgent Values, Eileen C. Burke-Sullivan

• Consent and the Catholic University, Donna Freitas

• Muslim in the Jesuit World, Omer M. Mozaffar

• An Avenue to Transformation, Cindy Schmersal 

• Too Catholic, Not Catholic Enough, Raymond Reyes

• Making Interfaith Conversations Central to our Jesuit Mission, Russell C. D. Arnold

• We’re All Dying, Michael Pagano

• Over the Transom: How 15 Years in Jail Transformed My Theology, Fred Rottnek

Campus Responds

• The Advocates Initiatives at Loyola New Orleans, M.L. "Cissey" Petty

• Sexual Violence Prevention at Canisius College, Eileen Niland and Terri L. Mangione

An Historical Moment:

• Fordham University, Nicholas Sawicki

Teaching to Mission:

• Support When It's Messy, Heidi Barker

Book Reviews:

• Traditions of Eloquence, Cinthia Gannett and John C. Brereton, eds

Student Voices

• Why Not Talk, Adrian Parker

Jesuit News

• Milestone, a Challenge: Let the Conversation Go On, Edward W. Schmidt, S.J.  

• Jesuits Elect a Venezuelan as the New General, Patrick J. Howell,  S.J. 

• We Remember a Great Educator: Peter Hans-Kolvenbach S.J., Edward W. Schmidt, S.J.

FALL 2016 • NUMBER 50

Features:

• On Care for Our Common Home, Elizabeth Groppe

• Natura Revelata, Catherine Kleier

• Uniquely Suited to Tackle the Environmental Crisis, Nancy Tuchman

• Connecting Streams across Campus, Jo Yarrington, Lori Jones, and Pat Poli

• Between a Rock and a Coal Mine, Jessica Wrobleski

• Shame and the Signs of Hope, Mike Murphy

• Cry of the Earth, Cry of the Poor, Daniel R. DiLeo

• Hopkins and Francis on the State of the World, Paul Mariani

• River of Recyclables, Mary Ellen Wade 

• Adventures under the Northern Lights, William Gutsch 

• A Theologian Looks at “Laudato Si,’” an Interview with Elizabeth Johnson, C.S.J, by James P. McCartin

• How Loyola Undergraduates Welcomed Undocumented Students, Flavio Bravo and Ruth Gomberg-Muñoz

• Reaffirmation of Jesuit Mission by the 28 Jesuit Colleges and Universities in the United States - A Brief Overview, Michael J. Sheeran, S.J.

• Viriditas: Finding God in All Things, Father McNichols

An Historical Moment:

• Spring Hill College, Gentry Holbert

Teaching to Mission:

• Bringing Mission to the Classroom, Molly Pepper

Book Reviews:

• The Age of Sustainable Development, by Jeffrey Sachs

• American Jesuits and the World, by John T. McGreevy

• Democracy, Culture, Catholicism, Michael Schuck and John Crowley-Buck, eds.

Student Voices

• Composting, Food Waste, and Trust the Tap, Isabella Kaser and Jake Gilchrest Dudley

• Fairfield's Water Theme: a Student's Experience, Samantha Porter

• Earth Day Pledges, Megan Trainor

• Promoting Environmental Justice and Sustainability, Clayton M. Shanahan

• Holy Water: Reflections from a College Senior, Theresa Martin

• Researching the Stillaguamish River in the Wake of a Disaster, Eric Kennedy

Alumni Voices

• I Became an Edu-Tainer, Stan Slaughter

• Human Right to Water, George McGraw

SPRING 2016 • NUMBER 49

Features:

• Ite Inflammate Omnia, Mark Bosco, S.J.

• Overcoming Superficially and Indifference, Christine Firer Hinze

• We Are One, Olivia Quiroz Centeno

• Jesuit Education in Qatar Today, Thomas Michel, S.J.

• Higher Ed at the Margins, Nicholas Griffin and Mary McFarland

• The Possibilities of African Jesuit Universities, Terry Charlton, S.J.

• Jesuit Education in India Provides Innovative Opportunities, Vincent Sekhar, S.J.

Student Experiences:

• From a Refugee Camp to Le Moyne College, Zacharia Mohamed

• The Dream Fulfilled, Pablo da Silva

• From the Congo: Learning a New Language, New Customs, Prisca Tshibambe

• The Jesuit Difference in International Education, Michael J. Shuck

• Palestine and the Laws of Men, John McKay

Study Abroad:

• Empathy Arising from Facing Injustice and Violence, Todd Waller

• The Seattle University Calcutta Project 1985-2011, Todd Waller

• Nursing Students Immersion Has Life-altering Effect, Cindy Costanzo

• The Brave Dream Interrupted, Charles H. Allen, S.J. and Walter Pelletier, S.J.

• At the Crossroads of Jewish, Muslim and Christian Cultures, Francisco de Borja Martin Garrido

• Le Moyne Business Goes Global, James E. Joseph

Talking Back:

• Caring Still Matters, John D. Lawry

• Lessons in the Wilderness, Bill Kriege

Book Reviews:

• Rethinking Christian Forgiveness: Theological, Philosophical, and Psychological Explorations, Peter Ely, S.J.

• University Ethics: How Colleges Can Build and Benefit from a Culture of Ethics, Kate Ward

FALL 2015 • NUMBER 48

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Features:

• A Context for Changes and Challenges in Higher Education, Robert Dullea and Heather Geiger

• Responding to Crisis, James Buchanan

• A New Turning Point, Michael J. Garanzini, S.J.

• Best Practices in College and University Budgeting, William G. Laird

• Analysis and Response to Media Coverage of Liberal Arts Education, Robbin D. Crabtree and David Gudelunas

• Justice for All, Including Adjuncts, Gerald J. Beyer

• What Technology Can’t Replace, Michael Serazio

• The Working Middle Class, David Surrey

• A Partner with the City of Cleveland, Robert L. Niehoff, S.J.

Signs of Hope:

• Arrupe College: Breaking New Ground, John Crowley-Buck

• The Red House in Georgetown, Robert Groves and Randy Bass

• Pathway to Prosperity, Sharon Kinsman Salmon

Stories of Debt and Service:

• Student Debt Narrows Choices, Sarah H. and Martin M.

• On the Brink of Employment, Beth Harlan

• Wheeling Jesuit MoJo, Wheeling Jesuit Students

• On Loan to the Poor, Allen Elzerma

Talking Back:

• Life and Writing in Jesuit Education: Three Rules, Raymond A. Schroth, S.J 

• Risks Worth Taking, Kathleen McGarvey Hidy

SPRING 2015 • NUMBER 47

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Features:

• The Spiritual Exercises as a Foundation for Jesuit Education, Kevin O’Brien, S.J.

• Spiritual Foundations for Jesuit Commitment to Science, George Coyne, S.J., and Agustin Udías, S.J

• The Spiritual Exercises and Art, Thomas Lucas, S.J.

Exercises in Action:

• Discernment in St. Ignatius Loyola: Guidelines for Individual Discernment, Brian McDermott, S.J.

• Discernment in St. Ignatius Loyola: Group Discernment: Caring for the Common Good, Brian McDermott, S.J.

• The Grace of Directing the Exercises, Scott Coble, S.J.

• What Do Jesuits Mean by Cura Personalis?, Anthony McGinn, S.J

• Spirituality in a Local World, Paul Waldau

• Grace Becomes Us, Paul W. Humphreys

Personal Experiences of the Exercises:

• Available and Willing, Holly Schapker

• Leaning In, Julia Dowd

• On Becoming a Jesuit, Thomas Curran

Exercises in Education:

• After the Exercises: Translation and Transformation, Diana Owen

• The Online Retreat, Maureen McCann Waldron

• Encounters with Spirited Exercise, Cinthia Gannett

• Ignatian Spirituality & Spiritual Exercises, Francis X. McAloon, S.J.

• Is Retreat Directing a Model for Teaching?, Stephen Rowntree, S.J.

Talking Back:

• Ignatian Colleagues, Joseph DeFeo with Thomas Kelly

Book Reviews:

• Mission, Identity, Local Relationships, Jeff Dorr, S.J.

• La Verdad Y La Justicia, Theresa Ladrigan-Whelpley

Student Pieces:

• Finding God and Being Surprised, Maggie MacKenzie

• Open Minds, Open Arms, Open Hearts, Giulia Pink

• A Spiritual Stretch, Philip Nahlik

Fall 2014 • NUMBER 46

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• The People’s Pope, Patrick J. Howell, S.J.

• Next Steps in Jesuit Higher Education, Stephanie Russell

• A Committed Life, Barbara Mujica

• Salt and Leaven, David C. McCallum, S.J.

• Board Governance in the Ignatian Tradition, Debra K. Mooney

• Mission Integration in the Natural Sciences, Sherilyn G. F. Smith

• Discerning Finances through the Lens of Mission, Connie Kanter

• “Leading Lives That Matter,” Janet L. Rumfelt, Franklin Medford, and Elisa Robyn

• Making Sacrifices to Enhance Mission, Michael Sheeran, S.J.

• Finding God in All Things, Karen Peterson-Iyer

• Between Image and Audience, Michael F. Tunney, S.J.

• myMAGIS, Paula Uruburok-Castro, Mark J. Piatkowski

• Gonzaga Students Harvest Gold in Zambia, Josh Armstrong

• Magis Catholic Teacher Corps, John Roselle, S.J.

• Inside-Out, Kathleen Shull

• Animating the Mission in the First-Year Incentive Program, John Kerrigan

• Vocation at Work, Elspeth Rossetti and Elizabeth Krishnan

• The Jesuit Mission in Higher Education, Linda LeMura

Book Reviews:

• Eloquentia Perfecta: A Way of Proceeding, Robert J. Parmach

• The Ignatian Adventure: Experiencing the Spiritual Exercises of Saint Ignatius in Daily Life, William E. Stempsey, S.J.

• When the Gospel Grows Feet: Rutilio Grande, S.J., and the Church of El Salvador, Diana Owen

• The New Dawn of Pope Francis, Joseph A. Tetlow, S.J.

Spring 2014 • NUMBER 45

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Historical Background:

• Perpetually Abolished, Entirely Extinguished, John W. Padberg, S.J.

• A Remnant and Rebirth, Thomas W. Worcester, S.J.

• Old Colonies and New Colors, Gerald L. McKevitt, S.J.

Other Crises, Other Turning Points:

• Jesuit Colleges and the Civil War, Robert Emmett Curran

• Serving Immigrants, James M. O’Toole

• How Two Schools Grew Together, Maureen Fay, O.P.

• Living Reminders of a Heroic Age, Don Doll, S.J., and John Thiede, S.J.

• Finding New Structures, Charles L. Currie, S.J.

• The Jesuit Imaginary, Daniel S. Hendrickson, S.J.

A Historic Encounter:

• An Exciting Moment for Jesuit Higher Education, Kathleen Aikenhead

• Shared Values, Creative Vision, Philip L. Boroughs, S.J.

Portrayals of Jesuits in Popular Culture:

• Jesuits in Film: Pioneers, Musketeers, Exorcists, Laurie Ann Britt-Smith

• The Leopard: A Classic from Italy, Ernest Fontana

Student Pieces:

• To See the Love, to Share the Joy, Erin Verdi

• The Fathers Who Founded Us, Nicholas Sawicki

• Transformative Experience of Magis in Brazil, Brendan P. Busse, S.J.

Book Review:

• Catholic Perspectives on Sport, Diana Owen

Talking Back:

• The Real and Urgent Conversations We Need, James E. Hug, S.J.

Further back issues can be accessed from the Marquette University e-publications repository at http://epublications.marquette.edu/conversations/.