Because Jesus was born, and God humbled himself, became human, and dwelt among us, everything changed. Because of how God arrived—in a simple stable—we...

Relationships and the Holidays

Something to Think About Vinita Hampton Wright

Now that Halloween is over, most of us are taking a collective deep breath because we know what’s coming: The Holidays. In a few...

Fragility and Gratefulness

Something to Think About dotMagis Editor

After a leg injury while walking the Ignatian Camino, Brendan McManus, SJ, struggled to be grateful and find God in the experience. He writes: Ignatius...

Jesus’ To-Do List

Something to Think About Marina Berzins McCoy

On my phone, I keep reminder lists. I use them to keep track of nearly everything in my life, such as tasks for my...

To-Do List vs. Prayer List

Something to Think About Jane Knuth

Dean, my husband, asked me if my prayer list wasn’t just another to-do list, and I said, “Of course not. At least, I hope...

The Freedom of Prayer

Something to Think About Jane Knuth

When I was writing The Prayer List, I asked our daughters (now adults) what they remembered about family prayer from their childhoods. Ellen promptly...

The Rosary, Meditation, and the Vagus Nerve

Something to Think About Gary Jansen

The body and soul are deeply connected. In Ignatian spirituality, we recognize that caring for our physical health is as important as nurturing our...

Love-Driven Leadership

Something to Think About Lisa Kelly

Editor’s note: In Heroic Leadership, Chris Lowney explores four foundational pillars of leadership exemplified by the Jesuits: self-awareness, ingenuity, love, and heroism. We’ve invited...

Handling Setbacks

Something to Think About Tim Muldoon

Editor’s note: In Heroic Leadership, Chris Lowney explores four foundational pillars of leadership exemplified by the Jesuits: self-awareness, ingenuity, love, and heroism. We’ve invited...

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