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Recently, I had the opportunity to see Oppenheimer. And it was one of the most well-made movies I have ever seen.

The film was all about the Manhattan Project, and it invites each of us into the story of one of the darkest moments in the history.

Thank you for listening and remember: Quodcumque Dixerit Vobis, Facite - Do Whatever He Tells You.

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We wrap up this edition of Ignatian 101 by celebrating Ignatius of Loyola.

It is a celebration that is best summed up in only one word: Will.

It is in the evenings that we align our wills to the Divine Will by following in the footsteps of Our Lady.

Thank you for listening and remember: Quodcumque Dixerit Vobis, Facite - Do Whatever He Tells You.

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What are you living for?

It is a deep question, but - as Ignatians - we do not fear it, either. Because we contemplate this question every afternoon.

This week, Ignatian 101 continues by diving into how we can live as Ignatians every day at lunch.

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We are called Everyday Ignatian because there is a way that each of us can become better Ignatians and Catholics.

That is why this Ignatian 101 series will be all about how we can live an Ignatian lifestyle.

And we will begin with our mornings.

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We conclude our month-long celebration by diving into the Fifth Wound of the Divine Majesty: the Wound in His Sacred Heart.

It reminds us of Christ's humanity, but also illustrated something else: He suffered.

Thank you for listening and remember: Quodcumque Dixerit Vobis, Facite - Do Whatever He Tells You.

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This week is deserves double the celebration: not only are we continuing our celebration of the Sacred Heart, but we also celebrate the feast of Saint Aloysius Gonzaga.

But, strangely, the two are not unrelated.

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A Note to my fellow Everyday Ignatians: I want to apologize for the delay in this week's publishing. The delay was caused by a personal matter.

Today is the Feast of the Most Sacred Heart, which is celebrated with the Liturgy - the Sacred Heartbeat.

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All great stories have a beginning. The Sacred Heart of Jesus is no exception.

And our story begins with a little-known priest in a little-known town hearing the confessions of his little-known congregation.

Thank you for listening and remember: Quodcumque Dixerit Vobis, Facite - Do Whatever He Tells You.

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Today is the First Friday of the Month of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

It is a month of celebration, one in which we hold high the crown jewel of the devotional life, the guardian of personal worth, and the role model for all men.