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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...

Walking with Ignatius in Discernment

Superior General of the Society of Jesus, Fr. Arturo Sosa, SJ, is releasing a video each month during this Ignatian Year. The videos serve...

One Particular Cat and the Resurrection

This post is based on Week Eight of An Ignatian Prayer Adventure. I don’t like cats. We never had a cat growing up. We were all...

Elizabeth Meets Jesus

Similar to St. Ignatius’s contemplation involving an encounter between Mary and her Son after his Resurrection, this meditation is not based on Scripture. However,...

Lenten Read-Along: Room for One More

At the heart of the Irish expression, céad míle fáilte, meaning “a hundred thousand welcomes,” is the understanding that each person that we meet...

The Sorrow Christ Endured for Me

This post is based on Week Seven of An Ignatian Prayer Adventure. I never seemed to have enough bug spray in Bolivia. Not that it...

Prayer for Sitting Watch with Christ

Every time I have needed Christ, I have found him waiting patiently for me in a school chapel. The first school chapel I visited...

A Celtic Approach to Holy Week

As Lent gives way to Holy Week, we approach this most sacred time of year with a sense of anticipation, awe, and wonder. Sometimes...

Signs of Peace

This post is based on Week Six of An Ignatian Prayer Adventure. We’ve become all too familiar with images of war, violence, and destruction. We...

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