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Prayers and Practices for Spring: Awakening Movement

Something to Think About Vinita Hampton Wright
I once led a retreat on the Jersey shore. This particular weekend the sun came out bright and the temperature rose, and during our...

When Birds Can’t Fly

Something to Think About Eric Clayton
A windstorm battered our neighborhood not long ago, bringing down tall and storied trees and spilling their remains across integral roadways. One such tree...

Everyday Moments or AI?

Something to Think About Shemaiah Gonzalez
We’ve all come across AI artwork by now. It usually depicts a person in an odd situation, like a politician licking an ice-cream cone...

Merry Christmas

Something to Think About dotMagis Editor
Merry Christmas! Because we could not go to God, God came to us and dwelt among us. As Fr. Canice Egan, SJ, put it, ‘In...

Four Keys to Holiday Preparation

Something to Think About Vinita Hampton Wright
1. Clean the house, but only to the extent necessary. I don’t mean scrubbing from top to bottom, like a winter form of spring cleaning,...

Play and Personality

Something to Think About Vinita Hampton Wright
It’s a bit odd for me to be writing about how to play, because I’ve never been very good at it—or, at least, for...

The Audacity to Change

Something to Think About Jean Heaton
Editor’s note: Throughout July, we’re hosting 31 Days with St. Ignatius, a month-long celebration of Ignatian spirituality. In addition to the calendar of Ignatian...

The Audacity of Ignatian Freedom

Something to Think About Vinita Hampton Wright
St. Ignatius believed that we could become friends of God and that each of us could grow to be like Christ, who taught us...

The Audacity of Finding God in Pop Culture

Something to Think About Eric Clayton
Editor’s note: Throughout July, we’re hosting 31 Days with St. Ignatius, a month-long celebration of Ignatian spirituality. In addition to the calendar of Ignatian...

Conversations from Reading with Children

Something to Think About Loretta Pehanich
Conversations with children can cycle from hilarious to inspirational to challenging. When my son was in preschool, I told him once that I’d slept badly....
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