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Social Justice
Theology and Ecclesiology
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The Daily Examen
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Making Good Decisions
An Approach to Good Choices
Spiritual Direction
Discernment of Spirits
Vocations
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Marina Berzins McCoy
To be a Christian means to love one’s enemy. Jesus’ words and his actions alike testify to this idea. Jesus says, “Love your enemies...
Desires and Discernment
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Sean Salai, SJ, interviewed writer, spiritual director, and Jesuit novice director Mark Thibodeaux, SJ, about discernment of spirits in the Ignatian tradition. When asked...
Consolation in Everyday Life
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Consolation begins deep in the self that is grateful to God in all things. As G. K. Chesterton once explained, gratitude is happiness magnified...
Form My Heart
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At every moment of my life I have two options. If I allow it, God will form my heart more and more in the...
The Beatitudes Examen
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If you’re a regular reader of this blog, you know about the Examen, a prayer designed to help a person make a daily review...
Keeping Things Secret
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Ignatius warns against the false spirit’s trick of getting me to keep things secret from my mentors and companions. Common sense requires that I...
Four Ways the Examen Helps in Discernment as a Couple
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In recent posts, I shared a process of discerning as a couple and also five ways the Examen can support us in our marriage....
Leave Room for the Holy Spirit
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When I sat down earlier this month to think about my New Year’s resolutions, I wrote three columns: Mind, Body, and Spirit. As I...
Discernment as Common Vision
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As I deepen my love for my friend, I come to know what she likes and dislikes. I come to see the world through her...
Hold Firm
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Cara Callbeck
It’s now pretty much the dead of winter. The thrill of Christmas is past us and we wake each morning—some of us in harsh,...
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