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      I See You

      Gerri Leder
      Can we learn a thing or two about connection from people in other countries? My recent experience in South Africa suggests we can. South…
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      Going Behind What Appears

      dotMagis Editor
      Fr. Arturo Sosa, SJ, Superior General of the Society of Jesus, says, “Discernment is to learn to go behind what appears. It’s going beyond…
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      The Examen: Prayer in Real-Time

      dotMagis Editor
      In the Examen we encounter a God who is active in our day. Fr. Mark Thibodeaux, SJ, explains that the Examen is prayer in…
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      Continuing Friendship in the Easter Season

      Gretchen Crowder
      I have a confession to make. I tend to forget about Jesus around a week or so into the Easter season each year. It is…
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    Laura Miera

    Laura Miera, author, art therapist, and spiritual director, has worked alongside Father Gregory Boyle since his early days as pastor with Los Angeles’s Dolores Mission Church, birthplace of Homeboy Industries. In 2017, she created Art Heals at Homeboy in collaboration with trainees, which won several awards with the California Arts Council, who, in 2021, selected Laura as an Individual Artist Fellow. She is the author of two children’s picture books with and about the legendary non-profit. Currently, Laura is studying at the Jesuit School of Theology.
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    Greg Boyle Has Never Met an Evil Person

    “Red, green, or Christmas?” our waiter asks. Sensing we’re not from Santa Fe, he points to our menu’s illustrations of chilis. He gestures, “mixed.” We order and return to our...
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