Recognizing God
Fewer words make space for quiet listening. Some people pray through meditation, some say memorized prayers, some absorb the wonder of creation and see...
Grandparents Day Wisdom and Giveaway
In honor of Grandparents Day, Loyola Press is giving away five copies of Sharing the Wisdom of Time to lucky readers. Enter for your...
Forgiveness: Making Friends with Time
Marina Berzins McCoy’s new book, The Ignatian Guide to Forgiveness, may be one of the best resources for spiritual health available to people who...
Connecting with Family During the Holidays
With the pandemic disrupting so many holiday plans, our family’s generations may be separated from each other physically. But that doesn’t mean that we...
Ignatian Christmas Gifts
In a year that excludes many experience-based gifts due to pandemic cancellations, how about giving the experience of reading? Loyola Press, the sponsor of...
The Closeness of God
My immobility after the fall and during recovery showed me clearly how close God was to me. Previously, I was often so active that...
We Must Learn How to Love Every Day
Knowing how to love is never something acquired once and for all. We must begin anew every day. We must practice it so that...
Perceive More Than the Weather
As we settle into autumn, consider these reflection points on Luke 12:54–59, excerpted from Sacred Space: The Prayer Book 2020 by the Irish Jesuits.
A...
Disappointing Photo
Through the window of our hotel room high above the streets, we could see it: The sun was setting, and it burned a gorgeous,...
Sharing the Wisdom of Time Wins Six Catholic Press Association Book Awards
Loyola Press, sponsor of this website, proudly celebrates Sharing the Wisdom of Time for its six Catholic Press Association Book Awards. The book by...
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