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Two Hints for Recognizing the Two Ignatian Movements of Consolation and Desolation

Discernment Brendan McManus, SJ
The two key movements in Ignatian spirituality are consolation and desolation. These terms can be difficult to understand as their meanings seem to shift...

10th-Annual 31 Days with St. Ignatius

St. Ignatius Loyola dotMagis Editor
We’ve been having fun celebrating the 10th anniversary of IgnatianSpirituality.com by “Counting the Gifts of Ignatian Spirituality.” The fun will continue throughout July with...

The Joyful Mary and St. Ignatius

St. Ignatius Loyola Denise Gorss
My mother has a figurine of Mary joyfully holding the baby Jesus. She raises him up playfully, and we see their eye contact and...

Waiting on the Spirit

St. Ignatius Loyola Rebecca Ruiz
My son is preparing to receive the Sacrament of Confirmation this month. The other day, he came home from school worried because he couldn’t...

An Ignatian Pilgrimage Week #4: The Legacy of St. Ignatius

St. Ignatius Loyola Vinita Hampton Wright
One year after Pope Paul III approved the Society of Jesus, the Jesuits elected Ignatius Loyola to be Superior General of their Society, in...

An Ignatian Pilgrimage Week #3: Preparation for a Life’s Vocation

St. Ignatius Loyola Vinita Hampton Wright
Ignatius Loyola went through a conversion experience while he was recuperating from battle wounds. However, the transformation was not over. In fact, the most...

An Ignatian Pilgrimage Week #2: The Injury That Changed Everything

St. Ignatius Loyola Vinita Hampton Wright
Ignatius Loyola became a soldier, and in 1521 he found himself and his small group of fellow warriors defending the fortress of Pamplona against...

An Ignatian Pilgrimage Week #1: The Place Where a Person Begins

St. Ignatius Loyola Vinita Hampton Wright
As you probably know, Loyola Press, the host of this blog, is a ministry of the Society of Jesus, also known as the Jesuits....

Ignatian Gratitude: Encounter and Response

St. Ignatius Loyola Rebecca Ruiz
With rapt attention, I watched the rescue of the boys’ soccer team in Thailand. The boys were stranded by rising waters in a cave....

Cardoner Vision

St. Ignatius Loyola dotMagis Editor
In 1522, not long after his conversion, Ignatius sat praying on the bank of the Cardoner River near the village of Manresa in northern...
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