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BAZAIL-EIMIL: Reject Unhealthy Standards of Perfection

BAZAIL-EIMIL: Reject Unhealthy Standards of Perfection

By Eric Bazail-Eimil February 25, 2021

In his poem “Pied Beauty,” the English poet and Jesuit Gerard Manley Hopkins, S.J., thanks God for what Hopkins describes as “dappled things:” brinded cows, finches’ wings and trout with red...

Deep Silence Spurs Reflection

By Fr. Gregory Schenden, S.J. September 2, 2016

How does the whirlwind that is New Student Orientation at Georgetown conclude? Not with cries and cheers, nor with blaring horns. Rather, it concludes in a sustained hush, in great silence. Allow me...

GRAY: Ignatius’ and Francis’ Exemplary Journeys

By Fr. Howard Gray, S.J. March 28, 2014

A number of recent retrospective evaluations of Pope Francis and his first year as the leader of the Catholic Church have attempted to discern what the influences of his personality and style of leadership...

Teach-In to Explore Faith-Based Topics

By Molly DePippo November 15, 2012

A delegation of 21 Georgetown students will attend the 16th annual Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice, joining representatives from Jesuit high schools, universities, the Jesuit Volunteer Corps and...

Massacre Felt 23 Years Later

By Matthew Ippel November 15, 2012

On a bright Saturday morning, I sat in the Rose Garden above Centro Monseñor Romero at the Jesuit Universidad Centroamericana in El Salvador. I looked at the roses, imagining what took place that dreadful...

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