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Soap-Bubble Christians

dotMagis Editor

In yesterday’s morning homily, Pope Francis spoke on the theme of vanity. In one notable section, he asked: “How many Christians live for appearances?...

God Came to Tea

Brenda Sheridan

God came and sat down with me. I asked God to tea. God sat there in the kitchen and smiled at me. But I stumbled and...

Success in God’s Terms

dotMagis Editor

William Barry, SJ, writes for the Ignatian Volunteer Corps: If we look honestly at the history of the world God is creating, we would have...

Two Differences between Forgiveness and Reconciliation

Vinita Hampton Wright

Sometimes we hesitate to forgive because we think it must automatically include reconciliation. These are two separate processes, and one does not always lead...

Video Ad Illustrates Ignatian Principles

dotMagis Editor

This video is an ad for a Thai insurance company. But the story it tells is an example of a man who is generous,...

An Ignatian Book of Days

dotMagis Editor

Jim Manney’s latest book is an invitation to clearly see, feel, and experience God’s presence through an Ignatian lens in our daily lives. The...

One Minute on the Examen

dotMagis Editor

The Examen is always a popular subject here on dotMagis, and today we share a one-minute video produced by Jesuits that introduces the prayer...

The Greatest Super Power Ever

Lisa Kelly

On a lark, I forwarded an e-mail quiz entitled “20 Things You Never Knew About Me” to several friends. With 20 questions ranging from...

St. Robert Bellarmine on Charity

dotMagis Editor

St. Robert Bellarmine, noted for his intellectual prudence in the case of Galileo and the Counter-Reformation, and his great humility despite his position, is...