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Honesty and Humility

dotMagis Editor

Honesty is an integral part of humility, which means saying yes to our humanness, accepting both the agony and the ecstasy of our creaturehood....

Discover Unwanted Sprouts through the Examen

Vinita Hampton Wright

In the spring, we plant seeds, but we also notice all kinds of plants sprouting without any help from us. Right now, we have...

World Youth Day and Pray as You Go

dotMagis Editor

Pray as You Go is producing a special series in the lead-up to World Youth Day 2016. Whether or not you’ll be attending the...

Trouble with the Suscipe

dotMagis Editor

Zoe Romanowsky, lifestyle editor and video content curator for Aleteia, admits not being able to pray with sincerity the Suscipe, or “Take, Lord, Receive”...

Not the Expected Retreat

Rosalie P. Krajci

I had scheduled a three-night retreat at the monastery. I needed this retreat. It was to be a really good silent retreat. I would...

Finding God Through Art

dotMagis Editor

Artist Makoto Fujimura talks about how he came to find God through art, that which he created himself and the art and poetry of...

The Time to Pray

Vinita Hampton Wright

The best time to pray is when I feel the least inclined to do so. For instance, if I’m upset with my husband or...

What Is Most Surprising about the Life of St. Ignatius?

dotMagis Editor

Jim Manney, Ignatian author and founding editor of this blog, is being honored with the Writer’s Award in Spirituality from the Loyola Institute for...

Expectations for Prayer Time

dotMagis Editor

James Martin, SJ, shares ideas for “How Even the Busiest People Can Find Time to Pray” in a recent article for Crux. When we...

Peaceful Steps

Kyle J. Baker

Editor’s Note: Kyle Baker is currently in Spain, walking the Camino Ignaciano, a pilgrimage path that traces the route St. Ignatius Loyola walked through...

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