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Living Out the Beatitudes, Part One

Something to Think About Marina Berzins McCoy

Pope Francis recently released an apostolic exhortation, Gaudete et Exsultate (Rejoice and Be Glad). The document is rich in reflections, such as one on...

Savoring the Gifts Like Chocolate Eggs

Reflections Marina Berzins McCoy

When we were children, my brother and I used to eagerly await awakening to Easter baskets full of candy, which we soon devoured. As...

Freedom from Fear

Reflections Elizabeth Eiland Figueroa

This post is by Elizabeth Eiland Figueroa, as she begins An Ignatian Prayer Adventure. In NBC’s hit comedy The Office, boss Michael Scott asked himself...

On the Frontlines of Faith

Jesuit/Ignatian Ministries dotMagis Editor

CNN’s Belief blog carried an article by Matt Emerson on “Why the Jesuits (Including Pope Francis) Are on the Frontlines of Faith.” It’s a...

What You Like about Ignatius

St. Ignatius Loyola Jim Manney

What do you like about Ignatius and Ignatian spirituality? Here's a sampling of some responses here and on our Ignatian Spirituality page on Facebook. ...

Set Free

Ignatian Prayer Loretta Pehanich

This story is inspired by Luke 13:10–17. Eighteen years is a lifetime. Mercilessly, the crippling spirit worked me over, a little at a time. It...

Starting from a Position of Freedom

Discernment dotMagis Editor

Another word for indifference is freedom. Ignatius says that to make good decisions, we must try to be free from personal preferences, societal expectations,...