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Five Practices of Ignatian Spirituality That Foster Resilience

Rebecca Ruiz

Ignatian spirituality arose from an environment not so different from the one in which we find ourselves today. St. Ignatius endured long months of...

Remember Other Pilgrims

Vinita Hampton Wright

You’re not the only pilgrim on this path. So, when toils and troubles become overwhelming, find a spot at the roadside, and sit for...

Prayers Before Zoom School

Shemaiah Gonzalez

My children, like so many in COVID times, are in Zoom school. Each morning we take our laptops to separate parts of the house...

Pandemic Blessings for the Church

Loretta Pehanich

“We’re driving the car while building it,” the old saying goes. It’s true of our pandemic times. We’re teaching one another how to use...

Anchor into Hope

Becky Eldredge

My grandmother reminded me often, “One thing we can always count on in life is change.” As a child, I never quite understood what...

Coloring as Prayer

dotMagis Editor

Today is National Coloring Day, so it’s a good day to try a bit of creativity in prayer. Download a beautiful page from God’s...

The Third Method of Prayer

Marina Berzins McCoy

Ignatian prayer is not one kind of prayer; in fact, Ignatius recommends a variety of ways to pray, along with the better-known imaginative prayer....

A Prayer Exercise: Imagination

dotMagis Editor

What is the most imaginative thing you've ever done? Who is the most imaginative person you know, and how would you describe that person's life...

In the Eye of the Storm

Melinda LeBlanc

In Louisiana, we have five seasons: winter, spring, summer, fall, and hurricane. I’ve lived through many hurricanes, some minor, some catastrophic. One characteristic of...