He’s the top Jesuit in the world. Does that make him the pope’s boss? (Or ours?!)

This week, Ashley and Inside the Vatican’s Colleen Dulle chat with
Arturo Sosa, S.J., the 31st Superior General of the Society of
Jesus. In other words, he’s got St. Ignatius Loyola’s old job. In
other words, he leads the world’s Jesuits.    Our Guest:
Father Arturo Sosa, superior general of the Society of Jesus 
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us 500 years later Lay people have been passing on the Catholic
faith for 2,000 years. Now Pope Francis has made it an official
ministry Vatican sends letter to U.S. bishops: Don’t rush the
debate on Communion, politicians and abortion Bishop McElroy: The
Eucharist is being weaponized for political ends. This must not
happen. For the church to live in eucharistic coherence, we must be
willing to challenge Catholics persisting in grave sin. What’s on
tap: The Cannonball (the official cocktail of the Ignatian Year)
Ingredients: Mezcal, 2oz Lime juice, 3/4oz Blackberries, 6 (reserve
one for garnish (this is the ‘cannonball’)) Jalapeno slices, 4
Agave nectar, 1/2oz Soda water (optional) In the bottom of a
cocktail shaker, muddle together blackberries, jalapeno slices and
lime juice. Add ice, mezcal, and agave nectar. Shake vigorously for
30 seconds. Strain into an old fashioned glass with ice. Drop one
blackberry in from a height of 6 inches. Observe impact. Clean up.
If desired, top with soda water or seltzer. Finally, await
convalescence and conversion.  Subscribe: Apple Podcasts /
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