Our fifth anniversary celebration comes to a close today. During the last several weeks, we’ve: reflected on the Prayer for Generosity with our bloggers marked the occasion with a video greeting from Paul Campbell, SJ, Loyola Press Publisher launched...

Blogger Tsh Oxenreider says of her experience praying with the Examen: “But when I make the time for an Examen, I find myself sleeping better, resting in the grace and goodness of Christ in my life.” Oxenreider goes on to...

In celebration of our fifth anniversary, we’ve invited our dotMagis bloggers to reflect on the individual lines of St. Ignatius’s Prayer for Generosity. This is the reward for all that labor—the knowledge that we’ve done God’s will. Can we really...

In celebration of our fifth anniversary, we’ve invited our dotMagis bloggers to reflect on the individual lines of St. Ignatius’s Prayer for Generosity. The Prayer for Generosity gives us words that assist us on a lifelong path of becoming more...

In celebration of our fifth anniversary, we’ve invited our dotMagis bloggers to reflect on the individual lines of St. Ignatius’s Prayer for Generosity. Any runner understands and even craves that feeling you get when you push yourself—when your lungs ache,...

In the below video, I read a passage from The Church of Mercy by Pope Francis. The excerpt focuses on the theme of God’s patience.

In celebration of our fifth anniversary, we’ve invited our dotMagis bloggers to reflect on the individual lines of St. Ignatius’s Prayer for Generosity. In his book Open Mind, Faithful Heart, then-Cardinal Jorge M. Bergoglio (now Pope Francis) describes the temptation...

As a gift to you, here’s a prayer card with the steps of the Examen (PDF) as described by Jim Manney in A Simple, Life-Changing Prayer.  

In celebration of our fifth anniversary, we’ve invited our dotMagis bloggers to reflect on the individual lines of St. Ignatius’s Prayer for Generosity. Imagine making a reservation at a five-star restaurant. When you show up, the owner comes out and...

In celebration of our fifth anniversary, we’ve invited our dotMagis bloggers to reflect on the individual lines of St. Ignatius’s Prayer for Generosity. How does God deserve to be served? What does that really mean? We tend to use the word...