Danny Hannan

A graduate of Fontbonne University, majoring in religious studies. Spent 2 years in Milford, Ohio working for the Jesuit Spiritual Center in their "IGNITE" youth ministry program, where he's helped to lead over 100 retreats. Danny is overjoyed to take what he's learned home with him to St. Louis, Missouri, in the hopes of leading others to Christ in his own little way. God Bless You, and please pray for Danny!
Youth Ministry

My Discernment (Part 1)

A goal of the IGNITE internship is to help in the discernment of its interns.  Taking advantage of this time for reflection, I have recently

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Sacrifice

I love the readings for this week.  I feel like they are very relevant to Lent.  Peter has always been a role model for me. 

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The Bible in a Year

If you have read my previous blogs, you can probably see that Fr. Mike Schmitz is a big role model of mine.  I seriously love

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Be Here Now

Welcome to the middle of the second week of Advent. Being nearly halfway through the season, it feels hard to believe how quickly Christmas is

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My Grandma Hannan

I thought of how blessed we were that she died slowly. I’m not sure I even thought about it until now, but if such a beautiful person were to have left my life abruptly, I would have been devastated.

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Beloved Bugs

Not only because I had done something nice, but because, through this experience, I had come to a deeper understanding of God’s own mercy.

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Adventen Reflectin’

Rejoice in the Lord always; again I say, rejoice. Indeed, the Lord is near. Philippians 4:4-5 Gaudete Sunday is the third Sunday in Advent, and

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Psalm 127 and Pride

Recently, I met with a new spiritual director. We talked about many parts of my life, and as my director asked about certain habits (my prayer,

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A Bold New Adventure

Looking back and looking forward are exercises in which I have always found great comfort. There’s just something grounding about being able to review things

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