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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.

Take a Long, Loving Look
Sisters Jean and Jean Louise explore a life element of simple living.

Living Simply as an IHM Disciple
Sister Ann explores what is means to live simply as an IHM disciple.

To Live Simply Means to Love Simply
As Kyra thinks about what it means to live simply, she does so knowing that many of us may be bogged down by the weight of perfection that society demands we carry.

In the Midst of Simple Living
IHM Sisters Norma, Eileen and Ancilla explore living simply in Sicuani, Peru.

A Stitch in Time Saves More Than Nine
Sister Chris explores a peace and justice perspective to living simply.

Our Call to Live More Simply
The shock of the IHM Motherhose fire was the beginning of our call to live more simply and the beginning of our real spiritual renewal.

Living from an Abundance of Faith, Love, and Hope
Many migrants are coming from a situation of poverty. They have a dream for a better life.

An Intentional Choice
Living simply is an intentional choice—though not always a simple one.

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"