Author Ron Hanson's new novel, Exiles, imagines Jesuit Gerard Manley Hopkins's reaction to the shipwreck that inspired his most famous poem, The Wreck of the Deutschland.

Jesuits have always been known for their patronage of the arts. In Ars Gratia Artis we highlight recent acquisitions by Jesuit institutions across the country.

In Newcomers 2008, you can meet some of this year's new members of the Society of Jesus.

Fr. Jack Podsiadlo, SJ, walked the Camino de Santiago and learned lessons that last beyond the journey. Photos by fellow pilgrim and professional photographer Thomas Meredith accompany the story, Buen Camino provides some reflection on that journey.

MAGIS08, the Ignatian component of World Youth Day in Australia, adds "more" to a young woman's experience there in A Funny Way of Answering Prayers.

Higher . . . Faster . . . Stronger . . . In Good As Gold, you'll read about a good number of Jesuit alumni who participated in this summer's Olympics in Beijing.

So this priest walks into Qatar . . . Ryan Maher, SJ, who taught theology in the Persian Gulf for two years, emphasizes the need for faith-informed international relations. Fr. Maher shares his reflections on the experience in As I See It.

Minims & Maxims is always a collection of items of interest from various Jesuit ministries

• Past Issues.
• In Print, notices of books and other media with a Jesuit connection.
• To Remember, Remembering those Jesuit who have served with us.

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