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      Examen

      Couples and the Examen

      dotMagis Editor
      Recently Loyola Press hosted a webinar on the Examen, and some questions came up in the chat about doing a couples Examen. Today we…
      Discernment

      Attuning to God’s Voice Within

      Shemaiah Gonzalez
      My sons are now teens. It seems like just yesterday I put them down for a nap after lunch, and now, my youngest is…
      Reflections

      All Part of the Experience at Magis

      Eric Clayton
      In 2007, in the early months of my undergraduate career at Fairfield University, I stumbled upon an invitation on a bulletin board in campus…
      Reflections

      Growing Through the Cracks

      Melinda LeBlanc
      Have you ever felt as though, because of unsettling news or a traumatic incident, the ground you were on all of a sudden opened…
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    Eric Clayton

    https://ericclaytonwrites.com/
    Eric A. Clayton is the deputy director of communications for the Jesuit Conference of Canada and the United States. He has a BA in creative writing and international studies from Fairfield University and an MA in international media from American University. Eric writes Story Scraps on Substack. He lives in Baltimore, MD, with his wife and two daughters. Clayton is the author of Cannonball Moments: Telling Your Story, Deepening Your Faith.
    Reflections

    What We Can—And Definitely Can’t—Learn About Gods from Marvel’s Cinematic Universe

    It’s easy to forget that Thor is a god. I was reminded of this recently watching the latest installment in the Thor franchise—a crucial piece of the larger Marvel Cinematic...
    Eric Clayton
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    Reflections

    Minding the Moss: An Invitation to Selflessness

    We learned quickly not to step on the moss. On the flight to Iceland, one video after another cautioned against committing such a heinous act. There were signs at the...
    Eric Clayton
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    Spiritual Exercises

    What the Sisters of Bon Secours Taught Me About the Spiritual Exercises

    I knew nothing of the Sisters of Bon Secours before moving to Baltimore. It was an Ignatian-inspired retreat that would bring me to the sisters’ beautiful retreat center in Marriottsville,...
    Eric Clayton
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    Reflections

    Buttermilk and Cannonballs

    Editor’s note: Throughout July, we’re hosting 31 Days with St. Ignatius, a month-long celebration of Ignatian spirituality. In addition to the calendar of Ignatian articles found here, posts on dotMagis this month will...
    Eric Clayton
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    Spirituality

    Eager to Reach Out and Touch Faith

    I was running late for Mass. That’s not terribly uncommon in my life, as getting two little girls out the door early on a Sunday is no easy feat. But...
    Eric Clayton
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    Spiritual Exercises

    One Particular Cat and the Resurrection

    This post is based on Week Eight of An Ignatian Prayer Adventure. I don’t like cats. We never had a cat growing up. We were all allergic. If I spent more...
    Eric Clayton
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