Cards
Choose between 5 × 7 inch or 4 × 6 inch cards printed in 4 color photograph on heavy card stock; comes with a mailing envelope. All cards have Ignatius’ Suscipe prayer printed on the left or upper side of the card to allow messaging the right or bottom of the card.
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A 2018 Ignatian pilgrimage to Spain inspired David Krill to bring a life-size sculpture of St. Ignatius to Marquette University’s campus. He also saw how prominent Jesuit Universities honored their order’s founder, Ignatius, by creating sculptures to share his enduring story, inspiring a global Jesuit mission that has shaped education and their ministry for more than 450 years.
David Krill’s idea to place a small St. Ignatius sculpture in the new Business School lobby grew into a campus-wide project. Marquette leaders recommended a larger, outdoor version. After months of research, proposals, and artist interviews, the committee selected Inspired Artistians to design a life-sized, seated Ignatius intended to greet and inspire passersby. The sculpture has since become a warmly received and prominent campus icon.
Read more about the well-known sculptors, Gianfranco and his son Gino Tassaro, and their art studio in Milwaukee, Wisconsin: https://www.inspiredart.com/projects/154.
DON DOLL, S.J. is a JESUIT PRIEST and well-known photographer whose work has been featured in National Geographic, and eight of the Day in the Life of... books. His two books on Native Americans are: Crying for a Vision, and Vision Quest: Men, Women and Sacred Sites of the Sioux Nation.
In May of 1997, Fr. Doll was awarded the prestigious Kodak Crystal Eagle Award for Impact in Photojournalism at the National Press Club in Washington, DC, for his many years of work with Native Americans.
For the past decade, Doll has traveled the world photographing Jesuit works, especially for the Jesuit Refugee Service in Uganda, Southern Sudan, Burundi, Rwanda, the Congo, Chad, Southeast Asia and the Middle East.