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St. Paul and the Call to Adapt to Radical Change

Paul had an extraordinarily active life. It’s exhausting just to read about his missionary journeys: the many times he was shipwrecked, persecuted, imprisoned, and...

My Attitude About Time and Manna

Each day, God gives me enough time. It sure doesn’t feel like it. Today I did not have time to play my guitar or piano or...

Assuming the Best Intentions While Discerning as a Couple

St. Ignatius wrote many letters, and on occasion I read from a collection of them to learn more about his approach to applying spirituality...

Why God Makes Us Wait

I have heard that God always answers prayer. Sometimes the answer is “Yes.” Sometimes it is “No.” And sometimes it is “Wait.” There was a...

Cannonball Moments: A Webinar with Eric Clayton

While most of us do not have experiences quite as dramatic as St. Ignatius’s cannonball moment, we still have our stories of experiences that...

God as Gardener

I despise gardening! It’s not gardening’s fault, really. It’s mine. I do occasionally try to garden, but every time, it fails miserably. Usually my foray into...

What Would Ignatius Think About Social Media?

With all our technology we truly have the capacity to live our lives in almost constant contact with others virtually anywhere. So really, I...

Eco Poetry Retreat

The Ignatian Solidarity Network announces an eco poetry retreat. Meg Liebsch, from the Office of Justice and Ecology of the Jesuit Conference of Canada...

Ignatian Imagination This Easter Season

The Church of St. Luke & St. Matthew in Brooklyn, NY, brings us this 15-minute guided Ignatian reflection on John 21:1–14. We are invited...

Easter’s Expectant Playfulness

When my children were younger, we used to go to the Easter Vigil Mass. As a result, Easter morning was at home. The Easter...

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