Conversar at the Heart of Charism: The History of Jesuit Distinctiveness.

1836 Views
0
Share

A lecture in the College of Philosophy and Letters at Saint Louis University by Thomas Flowers, S.J., assistant professor of Ignatian formation, on the centrality of spiritual conversation to Ignatian spirituality, to who Jesuits are, and to how Jesuits serve.

Empty video
Be the first to review “Conversar at the Heart of Charism: The History of Jesuit Distinctiveness.”

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

There are no reviews yet.

Recommended For You
What does St Ignatius say about planning?
What does St Ignatius say about planning?
What does St Ignatius say about planning?
Training planning teams: CPAL case study
Training planning teams: CPAL case study
CPAL Girasol Project: training planning teams, going deeper, learning from each other, developing methodologies
Restructuring: A path to agility and renewal
Restructuring: A path to agility and renewal
Restructuring: A path to agility and renewal
Planning in a network
Planning in a network
Planning in a network: Successes celebrated, mistakes made, lessons learned
Planning in a digital age
Planning in a digital age
Planning in a digital age: shifting social and anthropological foundations and their implications
Planning at the frontiers of turmoil and war
Planning at the frontiers of turmoil and war
Planning at the frontiers of turmoil and war
Forming agents for reconciliation
Forming agents for reconciliation
Forming agents for reconciliation: A case study from Colombia
Top 5 Lectures
1
Planning in a digital age
2
The Synodal Process & Apostolic Planning
3
What does St Ignatius say about planning?
4
Dealing with resistances to planning
5
Restructuring: A path to agility and renewal
Share

Lectures
Courses
Conferences