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Journeying Is an Art

Speaking to students of Jesuit schools, Pope Francis responded to a student who expressed doubts about belief. “Journeying is an art because, if we're always...

Mad Men’s Lesson on Ignatian Awareness

Ignatian spirituality seems to be all about looking. We look for God in the ordinary, in our feelings, in the people and things around...

Ignatius's Balance

America magazine has republished a classic article by the late Cardinal Avery Dulles, SJ, that makes an intriguing argument. Dulles says that two tendencies...

Longing for a Shorter Ride

I pushed a double stroller and followed Batman and a ballerina on their training bikes today. The course is tricky for a training bike, because...

Five Ways to Find God in All Things

Finding God in all things is a big part of Ignatian spirituality. But finding God in the boring parts of life is easier said...

Something for Lay People

Yesterday I gave talks about Ignatian spirituality to the parents of children in our parish's religious education program.  While their kids were in class,...

Here but Not Here

In East Africa, Michael Rossmann, SJ, watched on his laptop in the middle of the night as Notre Dame beat USC and completed an...

The Self

What is the Self? In all our relationships we tend to unconsciously fill a role, such as subordinate before our boss, parent to our...

We Actually Feel This Way

You've heard it said many times: when we pray, we should tell God how we really feel.  But that's not easy to do.  Brian...

Wrestling with God

Tim Muldoon, theologian and dotMagis blogger, thinks that all the arguments for and against the existence of God are inadequate, "like trying to fit...

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