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Justice in the Spiritual Exercises

I’ve recently pondered how the theme of God’s justice fits into the Spiritual Exercises. Our traditional understanding of justice is getting what one deserves....

Consolation Isn’t Easy

Ever have a gut-wrenching day? Not just a hard day, but a day when you felt like there was nothing left inside of you...

Remembering the Jesuit Martyrs

This week we remember the 25th anniversary of the Jesuit martyrs of El Salvador. For an extended story about the six Jesuits and two...

Veterans Day Prayer

Fr. Robert L. Keane, SJ (CAPT, USN, Ret.), shares a Veterans Day prayer in this short video.

The Examen Always Ends with Hope

While it’s easy to think about the Examen as being oriented to the past, this prayer helps us to pay attention to where God...

Harvesting Treasures

This fall, my two-year-old niece has taken up a fascination with acorns. She clutches as many acorns as she can possibly hold in her...

The Danger in the Good Things

Matthew Warner shares a list of some good goals in life and remarks: All of these are good things. And because they are so good,...

A Personal Look at Pope Francis

Elisabetta Piqué— internationally respected journalist and friend of Pope Francis—was interviewed by ABC’s Bob Woodruff recently. Piqué wrote the new book Pope Francis: Life...

The Virtue of Hospitality: An Attitude of Heart

Hospitality is much more than a simple welcome or an offer of food or drink. Hospitality is an attitude of heart that opens us...

Five Fresh Ideas for Renewing Prayer

Prayer is a cherished time to come to know God and to reflect, yet prayer can become rote. Even if we do pray daily...

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