A Reflection for Ash Wednesday
Lent begins today – again. Ash Wednesday marks the start of a familiar journey for Christians. Each year, we observe the 40-day season of Lent to prepare for the springtime of Easter joy, seeking…
A Message for Ramadan 2026
In the name of God, the Most Compassionate, the Most Merciful, I greet you all with the Islamic greeting of peace: As-Salaamu Alaykum! Peace be upon you! On behalf of Muslim Student Life, I…
Vatican Journalist Colleen Dulle to Speak on Faith, Truth, and Storytelling
When Colleen Dulle reports from Rome, she often finds herself standing at the intersection of faith, truth, and storytelling. As a multimedia journalist and Vatican correspondent for America Media, and host of the widely…
John Flaherty Receives National Award
John Flaherty, a lecturer in LMU’s College of Communication and Fine Arts and the founding director of the Pastoral Liturgy and Pastoral Music Certification Programs at LMU’s Center for Religion and Spirituality, is being…
Kairos Program Reinvigorated
One of the most beloved student retreats across the country, Kairos, is now available at Loyola Marymount University. Known for its transformative power, Kairos is designed to help students deepen their relationship with God,…
Realism, Mercy, and the Peace of Christ
In a moment of social tension, a Jesuit reflection on prayer, realism, and the peace of Christ. Here in L.A., we do not seem to be experiencing the same level of dramatic scenes, deaths,…
Making Space to Listen: An Invitation to Ignatian Retreat
One of the questions I often get asked about Ignatian retreats is a very practical one: Why should I go? LMU faculty and staff are thoughtful, committed people; precisely because of that, they are…