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Writing Spiritual Autobiography as It Relates to the Spiritual Exercises, Part 1

Spiritual Exercises Vinita Hampton Wright
St. Ignatius understood the importance of reviewing one’s life when he built this practice into the Spiritual Exercises centuries ago. His emphasis was to...

The Contemplation on the Incarnation and Advent

Spiritual Exercises Becky Eldredge
The Second Week of the Spiritual Exercises begins with a Contemplation on the Incarnation (SE 101–109). The graces we pray for with this meditation...

Harvest Moon

Spiritual Exercises Rebecca Ruiz
I have always loved the harvest moon. In my two-stoplight hometown, it was always a big event. The rising of this enormous, orange moon...

Driving in the Fourth Week

Spiritual Exercises Lisa Kelly
I swore I would never get a vanity license plate. But then I did. I can’t exactly say it came from deep prayer and...

Ignatian Optimism

Spiritual Exercises Vinita Hampton Wright
I’ve always been a bit put off by people who exude positivity non-stop, the ones who only see the “bright side” or who think...

The Missing Shoe: Deepening God’s Life in Me

Spiritual Exercises Gretchen Crowder
“Where is my stupid shoe?” I shouted at my bewildered husband. That question burst out of my mouth far more loudly than intended on a...

In Concert with Christ

Spiritual Exercises Loretta Pehanich
This post is based on Week Five of An Ignatian Prayer Adventure. The popular hip hop artist took the stage as 15,000-plus fans cheered. He...

A School of Discipleship

Spiritual Exercises dotMagis Editor
The Second Week is a school of discipleship. In discipleship you enter into a relationship that leads you deeply into the sentiments, thoughts,...

Confronting a 2,000-Year-Old Challenge

Spiritual Exercises Rebecca Ruiz
Recently I came across one of my favorite passages in the Gospel of Mark, the Parable of the Rich Young Man. In Mark 10:21,...

Three Kinds of People

Spiritual Exercises Tim Muldoon
St. Ignatius described three kinds of people: the postponer, the compromiser, and the free person. The postponer may have a vague interest in a...
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