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  Two Hints for Recognizing the Two Ignatian Movements of Consolation and Desolation
  Brendan McManus, SJ
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  Examen
  One Favorite Prayer: The Examen
  Jim Manney
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  Spiritual Exercises
  Three Kinds of People
  Tim Muldoon
  Jean Vanier, the man who committed his later life to serving people with intellectual disabilities in the L’Arche communities around the world, observed that…
  Reflections
  Four Hidden Places I’ve Found God
  Shemaiah Gonzalez
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Laurie Marshanke

Laurie Marshanke is Director of Youth Ministry at St. Vincent de Paul Parish in Niagara Falls and Coordinator of Young Adult Ministry for the Diocese of Buffalo.

Advent Examen

Begin by taking in a deep breath, taking in God’s love, the light of Christ, the wisdom of the Holy Spirit. Exhale all your worries, your challenges, and your...

Laurie Marshanke

Easter Season Examen

Take in a deep breath—taking in God’s love, light, and strength—and let it out slowly, exhaling any worries, cares, or fears. 1. Invite the Holy Spirit to help you see...

Laurie Marshanke