Slide show: Dancing with the devils in Prizzi, Sicily
Communication Blog - Thomas Rochford SJ
Clear skies and new ideas
(Brussels) The experienced traveler would not thinking of heading north to Brussels, Belgium, without a sturdy umbrella close at hand. I had one with ...
Happy birthday, Rome
(Rome) Life in the Curia has returned to its normal rhythm, which for me means being busy with multiple projects, and even the seasons are starting to ...
Dreaming about change
(Barcelona) It has been 20 years since I’ve been in Barcelona and this city on Spain’s northeastern coast does not seem all that different. If anythin ...
Right on Time
(Rome) Sunday evening I was sitting in my room listening to folk music over the internet when I heard the acoustic blues guitar player Eric Bibb intro ...
Dancing with Devils
(Prizzi, Sicily) The stone streets of this small Sicilian hill town cooled rapidly as the Easter sun slid behind late afternoon clouds. A teacher at t ...
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Father David Nazar SJ
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New Beginnings in the Ukraine
Father David Nazar SJ
A small group of Jesuits has begun to build a full range of apostolic activity in this former Soviet satellite which is recovering its own cultural heritage and moving quickly to develop its own identity. Jesuits have a mixed reputation based on respect for their historical contribution to education but tinged with criticism for being too tied to outside cultures. Father Nazar and his companions are changing opinions by the contributions they make to what is both an ancient and a very young Church. Posted: April 29 | Listen now:
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