Live from Loyola University Chicago Ep. 55

For this week’s episode, we’re bringing you our live recording from
last Friday, March 23 at Loyola University Chicago. We’re talking
with a frequent guest of the show, James Martin, S.J., about his
new podcast “The Examen with Father James Martin.” Now, I will
admit—I have always wanted to be good at praying the Examen (like a
good Jesuit-educated Catholic), but for various reasons (sloth and
original sin) have not been able to. Father Martin told us all why
he has never missed a daily Examen since he entered the Jesuits,
and why it’s been so essential to his ministry. For Signs of the
Times, we mark the fifth anniversary of Pope Francis’ pontificate
by discussing our favorite moments from his papacy, and where he
has fallen short. We know many of you might be listening in the
heart of Triduum and could be looking for a show on that topic. If
so, we’ve got you covered. You can check out our interview with
Father Martin from last year, where we talked all things Holy Week.
Once again, want to give a huge thank you to our Patreon
supporters. You can check out the page here.  As always, you
can tweet us @jesuiticalshow or send us an
email jestuical@americamedia.org. And please leave us a review
on Apple podcasts and tell your friends about show. An extra
special thank you this week to Loyola University Chicago and the
Hank Center for the Catholic Intellectual Heritage for hosting us.
It was a great consolation for me to be back on the campus of my
alma mater, and especially during the middle of our Cinderella run
in N.C.A.A. tournament. Have a blessed Easter, and Go Ramblers.
Links from the show The Hank Center for the Catholic Intellectual
Heritage Five years into Pope Francis’ papacy, there is much more
noise to be made. The Examen with Fr. James Martin Learn more about
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