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Into Me You See

Reflections Fiona Basile
This post is by Fiona Basile, author of Shhh...God Is in the Silence, as she begins An Ignatian Prayer Adventure. As I make my way...

Not Confusing Ends with Means

Discernment Vinita Hampton Wright
The endpoint for the Christian—one who follows Jesus of Nazareth—is to imitate him in bringing God’s kingdom to earth through loving God and all...

Waving to a Stranger

Reflections Shemaiah Gonzalez
Standing in a piazza in Lucca, Italy, dappled sunlight shining down on me, I licked gelato al limone while my husband peeked in storefront...

What the Principle and Foundation Calls Us To

Spiritual Exercises Fred Galano
The launching point of Ignatian spirituality is that God loves us fiercely, passionately, and unconditionally. Because of this love, God’s desires and hopes for...

How the Examen Made Me Smile at the Mailbox

Examen Gretchen Crowder
My son recently developed a new fascination with the mailbox. “Mom, how do I get a letter from me to someone else?” he asked...

Can I Be in Consolation and Desolation at the Same Time?

Discernment Vinita Hampton Wright
Briefly stated, consolation is a state in which a person is growing in faith, hope, and love. Desolation is a state in which a...

Before Incarnation Comes the Silence

Reflections Vinita Hampton Wright
We associate the Christ Child’s arrival with angelic pronouncements and nighttime fanfare: the heavenly hosts singing and sending brilliant disturbance into the lives of...

Three Ways to Find God in Winter

Reflections Vinita Hampton Wright
I happen to like a midwestern winter: cold, barren, dark, and windy. I enjoy bundling up and walking on winter days, with or without...

The Crumpled Ribbon and a Moment of Grace

Reflections Gretchen Crowder
A sweaty little kindergartener came running towards me from the playground one afternoon. When he got close, I noticed he had something crumpled tightly...

Yo-Ho! Yo-Ho! Ignatian Life for Me

Reflections Loretta Pehanich
“Let us give thanks for the great treasure of Ignatian spirituality.” Fr. David Ayotte, SJ, led us in prayer, but I didn’t hear the rest...
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