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      Writing Spiritual Autobiography as It Relates to the Spiritual Exercises, Part 2

      Vinita Hampton Wright
      In terms of the Spiritual Exercises, one critical goal of writing a spiritual autobiography is to recognize God’s action in our past: God’s presence,…
      Discernment

      Resumé and Eulogy Virtues

      Marina Berzins McCoy
      Last month, I attended an online funeral held for William Barry, SJ, a well-known Jesuit spiritual director and author who recently went home to…
      Spiritual Exercises

      Perspective

      Gretchen Crowder
      Every year for the past few years, I have chosen a word of the year. I do not have an elaborate process for choosing…
      Spiritual Exercises

      Writing Spiritual Autobiography as It Relates to the Spiritual Exercises, Part 1

      Vinita Hampton Wright
      St. Ignatius understood the importance of reviewing one’s life when he built this practice into the Spiritual Exercises centuries ago. His emphasis was to…
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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.
    Examen

    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
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    Examen

    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
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