Alex Nemec

  • Lenten reflection: The word made flesh

    Rev. Greg O’Meara, S.J., Jesuit rector, lays out the overarching theme of Holy Week. Gospel Luke 19:28-40 Jesus proceeded on his journey up to Jerusalem.As he drew near to Bethphage and Bethanyat the place called the Mount of Olives,he sent two of his disciples.He said, “Go into the village opposite you,and as you enter it…

  • Lenten Reflection: What truth is God inviting us to today?

    Edith Hudson, chief of the Marquette University Police Department, reflects on the Gospel reading and the truths spoken by God.

  • Physician Assistant Studies students ready to embrace new surroundings during clinical rotation in South Africa

    Four Marquette Physician Assistant Studies students are in the middle of a clinical rotation they will never forget as they hone their physical exam skills in South Africa. Associate Program Director Dr. Michael Toppe says he was inspired to implement a rotation in Africa thanks to a transformative experience during his own clinical training in…

  • Lenten reflection: Growing our faith

    Rev. Rajesh Somepalli, S.J., a doctoral student, reflects on the day’s Gospel encouraging us to be strong as we await God’s deliverance.

  • Lenten reflection: How do we respond when things go wrong?

    Marilyn Jones, director for the Lemonis Center for Student Success, reflects on today’s reading and how we react when things don’t go our way. Reading 1 Numbers 21:4-9 From Mount Hor the children of Israel set out on the Red Sea road,to bypass the land of Edom.But with their patience worn out by the journey,the…

  • Lenten reflection: God stirring in others

    Student Brennan Wills tells the story of Susanna and how she was saved by God stirring in Daniel’s heart.

  • Lenten reflection: Truth from an unexpected person

    Rev. Deogratias Fikiri, S.J., a doctoral student, reminds us that sometimes truth comes from unexpected people and places. Gospel John 7:40-53 Some in the crowd who heard these words of Jesus said,“This is truly the Prophet.”Others said, “This is the Christ.”But others said, “The Christ will not come from Galilee, will he?Does not Scripture say…

  • Lenten reflection: God’s presence during painful times

    President Kimo Ah Yun reflects on today’s Responsorial Psalm and how God is there for us through painful times in our lives.

  • Lenten reflection: Remembering God’s mercy

    Schroeder Hall Hall Minister Dominique Vazquez reflects on the constant reminder that God is merciful and loves through every moment in our lives.

  • Lenten reflection: Letting go and being open to God’s calling

    Dr. Sarah Feldner, acting provost and executive vice president of academic affairs, talks about the benefits of letting go and being open to what God is calling us to do.