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    Resting in the Lord’s Gaze

    “How do you, Lord, look at me? What do you feel in your heart for me?” —John Eagan, SJ (from Hearts on Fire: Praying with Jesuits)As...
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    World Youth Day and Pray as You Go

    Pray as You Go is producing a special series in the lead-up to World Youth Day 2016. Whether or not you’ll be attending the...
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    Trouble with the Suscipe

    Zoe Romanowsky, lifestyle editor and video content curator for Aleteia, admits not being able to pray with sincerity the Suscipe, or “Take, Lord, Receive”...
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    The Time to Pray

    The best time to pray is when I feel the least inclined to do so. For instance, if I’m upset with my husband or...
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    Expectations for Prayer Time

    James Martin, SJ, shares ideas for “How Even the Busiest People Can Find Time to Pray” in a recent article for Crux. When we...
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    Our Televisions Contain a Reservoir of Grace

    Writer Jim McDermott, SJ, wonders: whether our televisions contain a reservoir of grace just waiting to be discovered. The stories we choose, the characters we...
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    A Place to Pray

    In Loyola Press’s recently issued children’s book, Dear Pope Francis, a child asks the Pope where he likes to pray. His answer is that...
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    Encountering the Risen Christ

    James Hanvey, SJ, writes in Thinking Faith that we can “Let him Easter in us” by exploring what the Gospels say about the appearances...
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    Recognizing the Risen Lord

    Mary Magdalene stands at the empty tomb: how could she not weep, filling the well of her sorrow that capped her grief over the...
    Canterbury Cathedral, detail of Redemption Window (center), Corona Chapel, East End Corona I, detail of the Resurrection of Christ, Gothic stained glass, c. 1200–1207, England. Image: Photographer Allan Kohl. Used with permission from Peregrinations: Journal of Medieval Art & Architecture.

    Arts & Faith: Easter Imaginative Prayer Exercise

    Happy Easter! Today, we provide an Ignatian prayer for you, inspired by the Arts & Faith: Easter video. The video and prayer for Easter...

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