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Taking Anger to Prayer

I read a Facebook post that said, “I am so angry at God today. This is the sixth day in a row I have...

Helping Children See Jesus as a Friend

Ignatian blogger Loretta Pehanich wrote Loyola Kids Book of Jesus, His Family, and His Friends in the hopes that the book will help children...

God Holds Me Lightly

This story is in the tradition of Ignatian contemplation. “Mima! Are you home?” Jesus called as he knocked rapidly. I recognized the voice of my...

Finding God in the Mess: A Webinar with Jim Deeds and Brendan McManus, SJ

Despite our best efforts, our lives can become chaotic and messy, leading us to feel as though God is distant and unavailable. Ignatian spirituality,...

Pray for the Grace

Occasionally, I have periods of great clarity regarding my spiritual life. This often happens when I am talking with friends who, like me, spend...

Two Prayers

All These Things Dear Lord, help me to remember that you gave me life. Thank you for the gift of life. Teach me to slow down, to...

How Do I Know It’s God?

As a spiritual director I often hear, “How do I know it’s God?” Like amateur sleuths, we search for clues, and soon it’s clear...

Prayer and the Principle and Foundation

My first encounter with learning more substantially about Ignatian spirituality was in a workshop at Boston College offered years ago by the late Fr....

Accompanying People in Pain Webinar

Experiences of pain and suffering can become opportunities for encountering grace. Join Loyola Press for a webinar exploring how to accompany people in pain....

Wandering Prayer

When was the last time you got distracted in prayer? It happens to me all the time. A moment of contemplative silence is shattered by...

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