by Loyola Press on September 21, 2009
Statistics show that having regular family meals is one of the best strategies for improving your child’s chances of growing up physically, emotionally, and morally strong. In response to these findings, we offer free resources to help families value mealtimes on Family Day or any time of the year. Read our most recent article, “10 Tips for Better Mealtimes“ in our Family, Faith, and Fun section to help keep your family strong.
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by Loyola Press on September 15, 2009
As previously reported, Loyola Press joined the Ignatian Peace Action 2009. Loyola Press has continued its environmentally conscious efforts this summer. Below are some of the Green initiatives that Loyola Press has implemented.
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by Loyola Press on September 11, 2009
Chris Lowney, author of Heroic Living, is being honored with the Bard Award from The Irish American Building Society(IABS). The award is part of the 12th Annual Awards of Honor Night which takes the time to honor outstanding leadership in The Irish Community and Real Estate and Construction Industries. Lowney is one of twelve being honored at the Sheraton New York Hotel in New York, NewYork. The event is on September 17 at 7pm. Tickets are $175.00 and you can find more information at www.GIFNYC.com.
by Loyola Press on September 10, 2009
Thank you to everyone who participated in the “Getting Started as a Catechist” webinars. All four webinars were successful and we appreciate your questions, comments, and ideas. Below are pictures from the webinar experience. For more information about the webinar, to watch the webinar, or for more information about catechesis, visit http://catechistsjourney.loyolapress.com/.
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by Loyola Press on September 10, 2009
The saints are our spiritual companions. They pray for us from heaven, inspire us, and are our role models. Yet the saints were ordinary people just like us—at times proud, hot-tempered, at fault, and tempted by sin. Each saint decided to be holy by accepting God’s will. We, too, can be like the saints if we choose to respond to God’s calling.
Loyola Press offers you this quiz to find a saint whose life resembles your own. You may learn something new; you may even find a new favorite saint to guide you on your spiritual journey. This quiz is inspired by the new release Voices of the Saints by Bert Ghezzi.
