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Nothing Trivial in the Examen

There's nothing complicated or mysterious about making the examen part of your life. The subject matter of the examen is your life—specifically the day...

Daring to Talk to Strangers

My husband and I sat mesmerized by waves at Alki Beach. Our camp chairs were comfy as we watched children play, lovers stroll, and...

Talking Through Discernment

Many of us find it helpful to talk through an idea with another person when we are trying to make a decision or process...

Attention

It is good to remember that spirituality is a series of practices that allow us to pay attention to God. God's always there, but...

Willing the Good

My husband asked me why I was being nice instead of sharing the snarky comment the expression on my face expressed. Looking at him, I...

The Only True Identity

My 84-year-old father, a former Air Force fighter pilot who traveled around the world, now spends his days mainly confined to his recliner. His...

Imagination and Creativity

One of the most important characteristics of Ignatian prayer is the use of imagination. Ignatius recommends practices of meditation, consideration, and contemplation as ways...

What Am I Living For?

Any given day, our activities might be driven by one big to-do list: pick up and drop off; get where we need to be;...

The God of Surprises

Everywhere these days, we’re told that the best policy is “no surprises.” Our world is obsessed with control, planning, and risk management. Parents of...

Retreat Ministry in Timor-Leste

Fr. Venâncio Da Costa Pereira, SJ, works in retreat ministry in Timor-Leste. He addresses serving people in a predominantly Catholic country and explains how...

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