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I Am Not Worthy

Reflections Loretta Pehanich
I slipped into the church, unseen by the women cleaning on Saturday morning; the vacuum’s blare wiped out my footsteps. Early for a women’s...

Ignatian Indifference

Spiritual Exercises Marina Berzins McCoy
Often, we think about freedom as freedom from interference from others, but St. Ignatius understood freedom differently. For him, human freedom is a freedom...

An Examen for Times of Illness

Examen Vinita Hampton Wright
Physical illness, whether chronic or acute, can render us too distracted and exhausted to keep up with normal activities, among them prayer. Not only...

Angels and Ice Cream

Reflections dotMagis Editor
One day a father and his six small children troop single file into the thrift store. The tops of the little ones’ heads are...

Reviewing the Feelings of Our Day

Examen dotMagis Editor
Reviewing the events of our day, either to thank God or to know our sins, is familiar enough. Reviewing the feelings that those events...

God Is Trying to Catch Our Attention

Reflections Vinita Hampton Wright
We know that much of prayer is simply paying attention. A prayerful person learns how to tune in, more and more, to the details...

The Cheer-Ups File

Reflections Loretta Pehanich
This is the last stop for the Make Today Matter blog hop, in which bloggers have been reflecting on the habits in Chris Lowney’s...

Ancient Roots of Spiritual Exercises

Spiritual Exercises Tim Muldoon
The French philosopher Pierre Hadot has studied the origins of spiritual exercises among Greek philosophers. There seems to be a straight line from Hellenistic...

Go Set the World on Fire

Reflections Jim Manney
Ignatius often ended his letters to Jesuits going to the missions with the expression ite, inflammate omnia—“go, set the world on fire.” What did...

Accepting the Memories

Reflections Faye Coorpender
Last week I meditated on how God has been present in every moment of my life. In order to do this, I took out...
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