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Three Kinds of People

Tim Muldoon

St. Ignatius described three kinds of people: the postponer, the compromiser, and the free person. The postponer may have a vague interest in a...

Faith Walking with Jesus

dotMagis Editor

Remember this always: faith is walking with Jesus, and it is a walk that lasts a lifetime. At the end there shall be the...

Four Hidden Places I’ve Found God

Shemaiah Gonzalez

In my practice of looking for God, it’s rarely in the spotlight moments that I find him. It’s in the small, hidden places that...

Our Choices as God Might See Them

Vinita Hampton Wright

The Christian faith has always taken seriously the matter of discernment. What choice will I make? We must choose constantly, through our daily routines...

God’s Act of Creation

dotMagis Editor

God’s act of creation is not a one-and-done thing; it is ongoing. We experience that creative act of God with every breath we take....

Five Things the Spiritual Exercises Taught Me About Jesus

Becky Eldredge

On more occasions than I care to count, people will comment to me, “Ignatian spirituality does not have enough to do with Jesus. All...

Keeping Good Company for Your Soul

Vinita Hampton Wright

God and Creator of my soul, I feel lonely. I want another person to talk to, someone who understands the struggle it is to pray sometimes, someone...

The MicroShifts Examen

dotMagis Editor

Author Gary Jansen recommends approaching personal transformation by making “small change in the way you look at the world or in the way you...

Six Reasons Ignatian Spirituality Appeals to Children

Fiona Basile

I believe children have a special and unique ability to be present to the mystery of God and to have an open heart, mind,...

Listening for God in Consolation

Becky Eldredge

Discernment involves paying attention to the movements of the spirits so that we can continue moving towards our destination—the direction God is inviting us...

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