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What Is Ignatian Spirituality?
The Ignatian Way
Ignatian Organizations
Jesuit Organizations
Education, Arts and Sciences
Social Justice
Theology and Ecclesiology
Ignatian Prayer
The Spiritual Exercises
The Daily Examen
Retreats
Prayers by St. Ignatius and Others
Prayer Online
The What-How-Why of Prayer
Making Good Decisions
An Approach to Good Choices
Spiritual Direction
Discernment of Spirits
Vocations
Ignatian Voices
St. Ignatius Loyola
16th- and 17th-Century Ignatian Voices
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Shemaiah Gonzalez
Justice in the Spiritual Exercises
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Andy Otto
I’ve recently pondered how the theme of God’s justice fits into the Spiritual Exercises. Our traditional understanding of justice is getting what one deserves....
Consolation Isn’t Easy
Discernment
Lisa Kelly
Ever have a gut-wrenching day? Not just a hard day, but a day when you felt like there was nothing left inside of you...
The Examen Always Ends with Hope
Examen
Marina Berzins McCoy
While it’s easy to think about the Examen as being oriented to the past, this prayer helps us to pay attention to where God...
Harvesting Treasures
Examen
Elizabeth Eiland Figueroa
This fall, my two-year-old niece has taken up a fascination with acorns. She clutches as many acorns as she can possibly hold in her...
The Danger in the Good Things
Discernment
dotMagis Editor
Matthew Warner shares a list of some good goals in life and remarks: All of these are good things. And because they are so good,...
You Are a Child of God Too
Reflections
Becky Eldredge
Last night, my seven-year-old son struggled to fall asleep. He came into our room about a half hour after we tucked him in to...
Marriage as Conversion
Reflections
Tim Muldoon
A member of Contemplative Leaders in Action, my former student E. writes a lovely blog, A Call to Joy. In light of recent news about...
Thoughts about the Imagination and Narrative
Reflections
Marina Berzins McCoy
Storytelling is crucial to how we as human beings make meaning of our lives. Ricoeur observed that while life is simply lived, we attempt...
Rocking Babies in Church
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Maureen McCann Waldron
My husband and I were at Mass on Saturday night and during the opening hymn, I noticed the woman in the pew ahead of...
One Minute on the Examen
Examen
dotMagis Editor
The Examen is always a popular subject here on dotMagis, and today we share a one-minute video produced by Jesuits that introduces the prayer...
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