Cara Callbeck
Cara Callbeck holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree and works in the public sector as a human resources professional. Cara recently completed the Spiritual Exercises and has since felt quite drawn to Ignatian spirituality. She is now on a quest to learn more and grow and to incorporate Ignatian spirituality in her life as a professional, mother, and “woman for others.” Cara lives in the Canadian Prairies with the two greatest blessings in her life—her husband and daughter.
Reflections
God in the Mess
In my early 20s, I had my life all planned out. I pictured living with my husband and three very well-behaved children who played the cello on an acreage...
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God in the Annoying
Take a minute to think of the person who annoys you most in your life, the one who always seems to find his or her way under your skin....
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Men and Women of Hope
It seems like most of us have a friend or family member who, despite having lousy luck at times, is nearly always smiling and is constantly giving of him...
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Even in the Aftermath
Recently I attended the showing of a local organization’s documentary called After a Suicide—Moving Past Why. While this would not normally be on the top of my “must do”...
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Church and Community
The other day at Mass we sang a song that brings me back to my youth, a World Youth Day theme song called, “We Are One Body.” The song...
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Finding God at the Shrine of St. Gianna
A key concept of Ignatian spirituality is finding God in all things. Learning to find God in the good and the bad, the beautiful and the ugly, the uplifting...