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My Mother’s Suscipe

Maureen McCann Waldron
My mother, Rosemary Mulligan McCann, was a brilliant woman, and it was particularly hard for us to watch as Alzheimer’s seeped her brilliance from...
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My Ministry of Spiritual Direction

Becky Eldredge
In the Spiritual Exercises, St. Ignatius invites us to consider the Trinity gazing down upon the Earth. They notice us, our world, our joys,...
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Contemplation in Action

Marina Berzins McCoy
Contemplation in action is about learning how to be, learning how to see, and learning how to love. Learning How to Be Contemplation is first about...
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Reimagining the Ignatian Examen Flip Book: Praise, Reverence, Service

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The First Principle and Foundation is the inspiration for Reimagining the Ignatian Examen: Praise, Reverence, Service. This latest in our series of Examen flip...
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Living “Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam”

Rebecca Ruiz
I remember the summer my father received his personalized “AMDG” license plates. He was so excited. A second-generation Jesuit grad, my dad is all...
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The Power of Silent Prayer

Jurell Sison
For years I’ve been trying to master the art of silent prayer. Sometimes my attempts find me staring at my shoes, thinking about the...
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Vinita Hampton Wright on the Principle and Foundation

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Vinita Hampton Wright speaks about the Principle and Foundation, the first key meditation of the Spiritual Exercises. In it, we reflect on how we...
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Reimagining the Ignatian Examen Flip Book: Gratitude

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St. Ignatius believed that gratitude was among the highest of virtues. This week, pray with a special Examen that invites you to dwell in...
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How Spanish Class Taught Me About Finding God in All Things

Elizabeth Eiland Figueroa
This summer, I am finally learning to speak Spanish. After a few years of short-lived attempts to learn the language, numerous methods tried, and...
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Care of the Person, Care of the Self

Tim Muldoon
Care of the person (cura personalis) is one of the common principles of Ignatian spirituality and pedagogy. It is rooted in the faith that...
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