We are what we don’t eat
"It is said that we are what we eat. But we are also what we don’t eat. Food taboos define identities and establish social boundaries. We are moulded as... Read more
Mastery of the Will
"The compelling thing about Ignatius’ life is not about how he has managed to tame that will, but how his experiences have tamed him in order to make that... Read more
Jesus, the Potato of Life?
"The shock and apparent irreverence of such statements might help us understand why the people of his time responded to Jesus as they did when he said, “I am... Read more
The Heart of Jesus
"We try to make every thought, word and deed of ours wholly opened up to and penetrated by, the inner dispositions, the inner power, the inner freedom and love... Read more
Philippine Jesuits launch fully redesigned website
Please visit the website and get to know more about the Jesuits--who we are and what we do. Come to our website and discover how you can also share... Read more
Finding Comfort in Silence
"I know this silence is part of my mission. This stage of silence will allow me to listen more, to pay close attention to what is not said. This... Read more
Beyond His Miracles
"Do we dare desire God himself beyond his miracles? And if we do, are we ready to cross that desert and become desperate for the Bread of Life himself?"... Read more
The Gifts of Ignatius
"The gifts of silence and contemplation and desire move us forward. They make us ready to choose life and light and blessing, and reject death and darkness and curse.... Read more
The Windhover releases latest issue
"In this issue, stories about life and death serve as bookends to our collection of wellness articles." Read more