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As seen in Journey
Published several times a year, Journey serves as a vital platform for exploring contemporary issues and concerns that touch upon the heart of our ministries, spirituality, religious life, the Catholic Church, and beyond. Each issue is a tapestry woven with insightful articles penned by IHM sisters, whose diverse experiences and perspectives offer a unique lens on these critical matters. Beyond the IHM community, the magazine welcomes contributions from esteemed colleagues and friends, enriching the dialogue with a broader range of voices and expertise. Through this collaborative effort, Journey strives to foster deeper understanding and reflection on the challenges and opportunities facing our world today, seeking to illuminate pathways towards meaningful action and growth within the spiritual and social spheres. It encourages readers to engage in critical dialogue, fostering a sense of community and shared purpose through the exploration of faith, service, and the ever-evolving landscape of our times.

Transforming Ideas and Significant Markers: John Courtney Murray, S.J.
Sister Gail explores "Transforming Ideas and Significant Markers: John Courtney Murray, S.J."

Peering into the past… Dreaming of what could be
Father Stan De Boe explores "Peering into the past... Dreaming of what could be"

Transformation from to Head to Heart
Sister Donna explores "TRANSFORMATION FROM TO HEAD TO HEART"

Mining the Consequence of Showing Up
Sister Chris explores "Mining the Consequence of Showing Up"

Francis of Assisi: Saint of Transformation
Sister Nancy explores "Francis of Assisi: Saint of Transformation"

Historic and Contemporary Effects of Racism
Yerodin Lucas explores "Historic and Contemporary Effects of Racism"

Transformational Grief
Sister Ann Barbara explores "Transformational Grief"

The Transformative Journey of Gratitude as a Spiritual Path
Joanne Weiss explores "The Transformative Journey of Gratitude as a Spiritual Path"

Keeping Room in Our Hearts
Sister Katie explores "Keeping Room in Our Hearts"

An Intercultural Sisterhood
Sisters Mary Elaine Anderson and Elvia Mata Ortega explore living in an intercultural sisterhood.