ThinkingFaith

How can we begin to imagine the events in the gospel reading for the fifth Sunday of Lent from the point of view of Lazarus, raised from the dead? Rob Marsh SJ invites us to try. thinkingfaith.org/articles/lazar…

Jesus’s voice calls us away from making the tomb our natural home and challenges us to take responsibility for our brother or sister who, like #Lazarus, is loved by Jesus. thinkingfaith.org/articles/raisi… #gospel

David Lonsdale finds a silver lining in a T.S. Eliot #poem: thinkingfaith.org/articles/grace… #WorldPoetryDay

Can we understand how poetry can be a way of leading us closer to God by reading GM Hopkins & Emily Dickinson? Some reading for World Poetry Day: ow.ly/bExB30a4RPW

Hopkins’ Advent nightmare: Celebrating the memory of the wreck of the Deutschland. thinkingfaith.org/articles/hopki… #WorldPoetryDay

On #WorldPoetryDay, spend some time in the company of #Jesuit poets GM Hopkins, Robert Southwell & Daniel Berrigan:  thinkingfaith.org/tags/jesuit-po…

We've got a rich collection of articles on poetry for you to explore this World Poetry Day: thinkingfaith.org/tags/poetry

If you think that contemporary #poetry can't speak about God, think again:  ow.ly/cUgs30a4RlQ #WorldPoetryDay

Today is World Poetry Day, a good excuse - if you need one! - to explore the poetry of Gerard Manley Hopkins SJ. Brian McClorry SJ looks at how Hopkins uses a poetic device to illustrate the tensions and discoveries of faith in three of his sonnets. ow.ly/F0Az50E012s

Seamus Heaney's #poems ‘gaze into the reality of the world and see its mystery’: ow.ly/ECbB30a4SfN #WorldPoetryDay

Gratitude is a nursery of trust as well as happiness. thinkingfaith.org/articles/how-b… #InternationalDayofHappiness

'The challenge – and the real secret of happiness – is to turn that spiritual side of our nature into the central core of our lives,' writes Julie Clague in this article from our archive, which we're reading today because it's #InternationalDayofHappiness! thinkingfaith.org/articles/20080…

A @londonjesuit Open Day tomorrow is a great chance to find out about many of @jesuitsbritain's works: londonjesuitcentre.churchsuite.com/events/0lsa1mws

Positive psychology evidences that ‘gratitude is important to the good life’; it has the ‘potential to enhance happiness’ and is one of the strongest predictors of subjective wellbeing. thinkingfaith.org/articles/how-b… #InternationalDayofHappiness

We'll be at the London Jesuit Centre Open Day tomorrow! We look forward to meeting those of you who'll be there... londonjesuitcentre.churchsuite.com/events/0lsa1mws

True happiness is not about where we are. Rather, it is about who we are. thinkingfaith.org/articles/20080… #InternationalDayofHappiness

It's International Day of Happiness and Sarah Broscombe thinks that gratitude is an important path to happiness. "All agree that ‘if you want to be happy, be grateful’, but for Ignatius it’s fundamental: gratitude is the only disposition that makes sense." thinkingfaith.org/articles/how-b…

Come along to @londonjesuit tomorrow to meet us and our friends from @prayasugo, @jesuitarchives, @jesuityam and more... londonjesuitcentre.churchsuite.com/events/0lsa1mws

What Would Joseph Do? ow.ly/MESd309ZS4G #feast #gospel

On the feast of S tJoseph, Spouse of Our Lady, we hear from Samuel about the line of David, in which Joseph stands: ow.ly/bmtE309ZSl5