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Today, Rev. Brandon Harris delivered the following prayer honoring the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King but not, as Rev. Harris said, the sanitized version of his life, but the radical King. The Georgetown community was joined in … Continue reading →

At the start of this semester, our chaplains gathered together to speak to the Class of 2021 about the University’s Jesuit values and how they shape life at Georgetown. Over the next five weeks, we will be posting a series … Continue reading →

God of mercy and compassion, we come to you yet again with heavy hearts, for we have heard the cries of the slain calling to us from the ground. We come remembering all the lives lost and injured this day … Continue reading →

“I was asked while on the Loyola retreat whether it was necessary to travel abroad in order to experience life as pilgrimage. While physical travel surely provides opportunity for the transformative experience of life as pilgrimage, St. Ignatius recognizes that … Continue reading →

Sukkot, a Hebrew word meaning “shelters” or “huts,” refers to the Jewish festival of giving thanks for the bounty of the fall produce, which farmers would harvest day after day, while dwelling in huts deep into their fields, away from … Continue reading →