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The Wet Examen Card

Examen Theresa Brotherton

I got to know St. Ignatius many years ago, at about 5:30 a.m., when a sopping wet Examen card was stuck to the side...

Lightning Bolts

Reflections Theresa Brotherton

I have a chronic illness. It is a scary path that I wouldn’t choose for anyone. People often comment about what a busy and...

Accepting Grace

Reflections Melinda LeBlanc

I’ve been enjoying watching the family of bluebirds in my yard. I watched the parents’ courtship, the nest building, the egg laying, and the...

Spiritual Side Effects

Reflections Melinda LeBlanc

We all know that medicine has side effects. Sometimes the side effects seem worse than what we take the medicine for! But still, we...

My Silly Hat

Reflections Eric Clayton

I own a peculiar baseball cap that I wear all the time. It’s a black hat, simple in appearance, save for the goofy-looking pinkish...

Cleaning Out the Interior Closet

Reflections Gretchen Crowder

I asked my boys to go get dressed for their dentist appointments. “Put on something that doesn’t look like you’ve been sleeping in it...

Keeping Hope Alive in the Recuperation Journey

Reflections Brendan McManus, SJ

Editor’s note: Throughout July, we’re hosting 31 Days with St. Ignatius, a month-long celebration of Ignatian spirituality. In addition to the calendar of Ignatian...

The Rosary: A Prayer of Hope in Difficult Times

Reflections Gary Jansen

When my mother was diagnosed with brain and lung cancer, hope flew from me like leaves in a hurricane. Hope was replaced by fear...

Signs of Hope

Ignatian Voices dotMagis Editor

In Spes Non Confundit (“Hope Does Not Disappoint”), Pope Francis uses the phrase “signs of hope” multiple times. Inspired by the Jubilee Year’s theme...