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Choreography and the Mass

We dance at Mass. Have you noticed? We’ll see children especially bouncing to the music, but all of us have choreographed movements. Think for a...

Window of Quiet Prayer

As I have grown more fully into middle age, I find that my prayer has become much quieter. Years ago when I was first...

All Part of the Experience at Magis

In 2007, in the early months of my undergraduate career at Fairfield University, I stumbled upon an invitation on a bulletin board in campus...

Spiritual Conversations at the Grocery Store

On Saturday mornings, much like the rest of the week, I’m an early riser. I like to get up, have my coffee in my...

Bearers of Good News

We can be bearers of good news even when there seems to be nothing but a preponderance of bad news. We can announce peace...

Growing Through the Cracks

Have you ever felt as though, because of unsettling news or a traumatic incident, the ground you were on all of a sudden opened...

On the Edge

Many of us live on a religious edge. We are part of the church—the universal Body of Christ—but our connection to a local congregation...

Exploring the Examen: A Webinar with Ignatian Friends

St. Ignatius Loyola taught his followers that the most important moment of their day was the time set aside to pray the daily Examen....

Abiding in Christ Jesus

Fr. Joseph Tetlow, SJ, talks about abiding in Christ Jesus by living as Jesus lived. He also comments on the grammar of experience, in...

Find Joy

This life is so brief, and we are all broken, a little lost, and deeply flawed. But there is a loving God who offers...

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