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Sight Is the Seed of Contemplation

The Examen begins with an awareness of God’s presence, imagining God gazing upon us with love. It’s this gaze that taps us into the...

Sunday Link for 31 Days with St. Ignatius

We begin our first full week of 31 Days with St. Ignatius with this featured link: Why Bother Praying the Examen? by Cara Callbeck. Share your...

What’s the Most Important Thing about Ignatian Spirituality?

Fr. Bill Creed, founder of the Ignatian Spirituality Project, answers What’s the most important thing to know about Ignatian spirituality?If you’re receiving this via...

Grateful for the Challenges

At the Integrated Catholic Life, Randy Hain writes “On Being Grateful for My Challenges.” He shares a realization: As I drove away it hit me:...

Disney’s Lesson for Finding the Hidden Christ

Among my family’s summer vacation plans is a trip to Disney World to celebrate our new college graduate. While it has been more than...

Joy in the Labor

But one doesn’t expect to get out of life what one has already learned that it cannot give, but rather one begins to see...

True Healing

“True healing happens when we allow Jesus’ mercy to enter into the deepest layers of brokenness within us,” asserts Beth Knobbe in a post...

Jesus Announces His Mission of Mercy

In Luke 4:18–19, Jesus stands up in the Temple, unrolls the scroll and reads: “The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, ...

Five Tips to Get the Most out of the Extraordinary Jubilee Year of Mercy

On December 8, 2015, Pope Francis opened a global Jubilee Year of Mercy. Historically, a jubilee year was a time of great rejoicing. During...

We Prepare in Advent

We prepare in Advent not just for Christ’s coming but also for his returning. We say in the creed every week that it’s this...

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