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Are Jesuits Too Worldly?

Jim Manney

It's something of a dilemma. On the one hand, Jesuits take a vow of poverty. On the other, as Nathan O'Halloran, SJ, wrote, "Jesuits in...

Best Ignatian Songs: That's Why I Pray

Jim Manney

A tip of the dotMagis hat to Tim Merriman, who has included many of this blog's Best Ignatian Songs on a Spotify playlist. (Join...

Mad Men’s Lesson on Ignatian Awareness

Andy Otto

Ignatian spirituality seems to be all about looking. We look for God in the ordinary, in our feelings, in the people and things around...

Arts and Faith

dotMagis Editor

Today Loyola Press launches a new series called Arts and Faith, celebrating the many creative ways people use art to express their faith. The...

"The Flowers Appear on the Earth"

Maureen McCann Waldron

While God seems to be woven into my daily life, it's never when I expect it, like at the “holy” moments. I pray in...

Jesuit Cardinals and Bishops

Jim Manney

Since Pope Francis's election, we've heard a lot about the Jesuit aversion to assuming positions of honor and power in the church. Every Jesuit...

Best Ignatian Songs: Mary

Jim Manney

The singer-songwriter Patty Griffin sang a Best Ignatian Song a couple of years ago. Here's another wonderful Griffin tune, sent along by my friend...

Karen Beattie on Finding God in Daily Life

dotMagis Editor

Karen Beattie, author of Rock-Bottom Blessings, talks with Vinita Wright about her experience praying the Examen and being more aware of God.

Ministry of Presence

dotMagis Editor

A few weeks ago, Beth Knobbe shared about her mission trip to Haiti. Today we share the video reflections of two Northwestern University students...

Online in Africa

Jim Manney

MOOCs--massive, open, online courses--are all the rage in higher education. Hundreds of thousands of students all over the world are enrolled in the best-known...

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