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Best Ignatian Songs: O Bone Jesu
Jim Manney
Here is a sublime Holy Week meditation by the Ignatian Schola, a vocal ensemble in Manhattan composed of Jesuits and lay colleagues. O bone Jesu miserere...
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Sin Explains Things
Jim Manney
Sin isn't the human condition; it's the explanation for the human condition. Without knowledge of sin, life makes no sense at all. I first got...
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A God with Skin
Andy Otto
When we consider the Incarnation we tend to think about Christmas and the 33 years that followed. But in the Ignatian tradition—indeed, in the...
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Embrace Chaos
Michelle Francl-Donnay
This is a guest post by Michelle Francl-Donnay for Week Seven of An Ignatian Prayer Adventure. If I had a Latin motto posted over my...
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An Examen for Holy Week
Joseph Tetlow, SJ
This post is a part of the Lenten series “From Ashes to Glory.” The Word While they were eating, he took a loaf of bread, and after...
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The Cross and the Examen
Joseph Tetlow, SJ
This post is a part of the Lenten series “From Ashes to Glory.” The prayer of the Examen rests on a profound and perilous belief: the...
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Jesus Enters Jerusalem: An End and a Beginning
Becky Eldredge
Jesus, as we enter Holy Week, I am moved with emotion that you were able to put one foot in front of the other...
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Will This Be a Jesuit Year in College Basketball?
Jim Manney
We have a Jesuit pope. Is this the year for a Jesuit NCAA basketball champion? It hasn't happened since 1977, when Al McGuire's Marquette...
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For Insight into Pope Francis–A Free E-book
Jim Manney
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What They're Saying about Pope Francis
Jim Manney
Like you, I've been reading a lot of commentary about Pope Francis in the past week. I thought I'd pass along four pieces that...
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