Lenten Read-Along: The Lost Sheep Imaginative Reflection
Pray with an Ignatian contemplation on the Parable of the Lost Sheep from Luke 15:4–7. This exercise is inspired by Step Two in The...
Marveling at the Promise
This story is inspired by Genesis 9:8–15, the first reading for the First Sunday of Lent.
“Dad, we’ve got to unpack the ark.”
“I know, son....
Growing in Friendship with God This Lent (Video)
With Lent fast approaching, it’s a good time to reflect anew on our relationship with God. The IgnatianSpirituality.com series, Growing in Friendship with God...
Treasures and Spiritual Boxes
I’m the kind of mom who thinks every stick figure her child draws is a masterpiece. As a result, I’ve found it hard to...
Five Ways of Praying Through Sorrow
It is hard not to hear our cries of sorrow and prayers of lament. Our world and all in it are groaning. I feel...
I Am Yosef
O Lord, I am Yosef. I am David's son, heir to your holy promise to make of this people a great nation. But I am small...
Mary, Mona Lisa, and Seeing Through the Icons
When I was 16 years old, I saw da Vinci’s Mona Lisa for the first time. Sort of. I was on a high school...
Advent Hope
Hope is a theme of Advent, so we today share two quotes on hope for your reflection this season.
The quote art is from a...
The Back Door’s Open
When I was young, Uncle Lou always came through our unlocked back door calling the traditional Slovak greeting, “Pochválený buď Ježiš Kristus,” which meant,...
The Cricket and Prayer
I am watching the clock and waiting for my son and husband to clear out of their morning bustle in the kitchen. The sun...
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