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Take Courage

Maureen McCann Waldron

One thing about Ignatius—he had courage. Common sense isn't always apparent in his early life; humility came later, too, and Ignatius grew into his...

Magis Festival of Nations

Andrij Hlabse, SJ

This is a guest post by Andrij M. Hlabse, SJ, who is in Brazil for Magis and World Youth Day 2013. He'll be sharing...

A Place at the Table

Andy Otto

We always hear how Jesus ate with sinners, but it really struck me the other day when in the Gospel passage where Jesus is...

What Is Discernment?

Jim Manney

If you've ever wondered about the concept of discernment, or just want some new ideas for how to talk about it with others, be...

The Gift of Retreats

Becky Eldredge

Retreats hold a special place in my heart. As a junior high student, I enjoyed the high energy retreats of my Catholic elementary school...

The Truth and Comfort in Ignatian Spirituality

Ginny Kubitz Moyer

Once upon a time—before I had kids, to be precise—I had the freedom to drop everything for a weekend and go on retreat. If...

Gearing Up for Magis and World Youth Day

dotMagis Editor

Last week we met Marquette University graduate Emma Scuglik, who has been challenged and blessed by Ignatian spirituality. Emma will be attending World Youth...

Little Things

Jim Manney

Andy Otto writes about noticing, awareness, the details--the key to discernment and deeper prayer. (A fine movie clip illustrates his point.) Detail in life is...

How Ignatian Spirituality Deepened One College Student’s Faith

dotMagis Editor

Recent Marquette University graduate Emma Scuglik shares how she encountered Ignatian spirituality in college. Emma talks about the challenge of Ignatian spirituality and the...