Our Choices as God Might See Them
The Christian faith has always taken seriously the matter of discernment. What choice will I make? We must choose constantly, through our daily routines...
Five Things the Spiritual Exercises Taught Me About Jesus
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The MicroShifts Examen
Author Gary Jansen recommends approaching personal transformation by making “small change in the way you look at the world or in the way you...
Listening for God in Consolation
Discernment involves paying attention to the movements of the spirits so that we can continue moving towards our destination—the direction God is inviting us...
Rooted in the Midst of Change
In the Easter season, the first readings at Mass feature the Apostles as they undertake their missions. They are out in the world, preaching,...
Eight Tools for Combatting Desolation
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Spring Cleaning: Our Need for Interior Freedom
I do believe that the urge to spring clean or fall clean is a necessary function for us. The reality is, we live in...
Nine Reasons to Embrace Ignatian Discernment
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Gifts You Can Offer
Consider that you are a person brimming with gifts. Do you dare offer them to a world always in need of love and wisdom?...
Listening for God When We’re Stuck
Have you ever had a moment when desolation hit you so hard you felt like you were stuck in the mud? Just a few...
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