On this episode of the AMDG podcast, Keith Urgo, head coach of the Fordham Rams men’s team and and the Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year, talks Jesuit basketball.

Catch up on all the latest news from the Jesuits in Canada and the United States.

This Lent, the Jesuit Conference is inviting Ignatian writers to meditate upon a poem and a song that inspires them during this season. Art, we believe, helps us deepen our understanding of God in our world and our lives.

In this week's "Now Discern This," Eric A. Clayton invites us to put away our proverbial swords and reflect on our knee-jerk responses and our openness to seeing Christ in those around us.

For Cameron Bellm, Ignatian spirituality is at the root of her response to art in all its forms.

Jesuits throughout the Americas are demanding justice for two Mexican Jesuits who were murdered last June in Cerocahui, Mexico.

Nine Jesuit university basketball teams have packed their dancing shoes for March Madness.

In this week's "Now Discern This," Eric A. Clayton invites us to reflect on how seemingly chaotic grace before meals brings us closer to God.

On this episode of the AMDG podcast, Alissa Wilkinson talks about Best Picture nominees “Women Talking” and “The Banshees of Inisherin” and what makes them especially compelling for a Catholic audience.

In a public comment published this week, the Jesuit Conference Office of Justice and Ecology, Jesuit Refugee Service/USA and the Ignatian Solidarity Network criticized the proposal, arguing that it creates unnecessary new obstacles for vulnerable migrants seeking protection.

On March 10, the Society of Jesus celebrates the feast of Saint John Ogilvie, a Jesuit martyred for his faith in Glasgow, Scotland. He is the only canonized martyr of the Scottish Reformation.

On this episode of the AMDG podcast, Austen Ivereigh, who has written a biography about Pope Francis, reflects on the first 10 years of Francis’ papacy.