What are you doing for Lent? Am I the first to ask? Ash Wednesday is only two weeks from today–a date I’ve been keenly aware of because I’ve been very busy lately putting together our Ignatian Prayer Adventure. This is an eight-week online retreat that can be completed during Lent and Easter. It’s a version of [...]
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Advent begins on Sunday. You might want to look at some of the very helpful material the team at Loyola Press has put together to help you and your family observe the season. An Advent Retreat is a printable guide through the Advent and Christmas seasons using Ignatian contemplation and scripture readings. You can follow [...]
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Our newest blogger here at dotMagis is Becky Eldredge, a writer, speaker, and spiritual director in training who lives in Athens, GA, with her husband and two children. Becky has been active in ministry for 14 years, primarily in retreat work and adult faith formation. She is currently the coordinator of the Partner Program at [...]
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Our sister blog Picturing God: Faces and Traces of the Divine celebrates its first anniversary tomorrow. The blog has featured images of nature, people, objects, and places, all evoking God’s presence. I love it. Many of the pictures are extraordinary. It’s a daily way to experience finding God in all things. To celebrate, Loyola Press is [...]
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About a year ago I got the idea of putting together a collection of short readings of inspiring and enlightening material from the Ignatian tradition. My bosses said “do it,” and “presto” here it is. Charged with Grandeur: The Book of Ignatian Inspiration has just been published. The title comes from the first line of [...]
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It’s time for what I’m calling IgnatiusFest—the month-long celebration of all things Ignatian that’s becoming an annual tradition here on IgnatianSpirituality.com. Festivities begin tomorrow, July 1, and continue until St. Ignatius’s feast day on July 31. We have a calendar called 31 Days with St. Ignatius which offers something deliciously Ignatian for each day of [...]
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The third presentation in our Ignatian Way series is now up and running. It’s about finding God in all things–the signature theme of Ignatian spirituality, in my opinion. The first two slide shows are about Ignatian prayer and an overview of Ignatian spirituality. Six more are in the works. Let us know what you think [...]
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Yesterday the Ignatian Spirituality page on Facebook passed a milestone when it received its 10,000th “like.” That’s a nice big round number–something to celebrate. God is found in all things. In the wired up, interconnected, always-on digital world of the 21st century, the Ignatian Spirituality Facebook page is a place where lots of people are [...]
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Our second Lunchtime Examen goes live today. This is a guided prayer, along with an explanation of some facet of the Ignatian examen. The question today is Where can I find God? A new Lunchtime Examen will be posted every Wednesday in Lent. We also just went live with our second presentation in the Ignatian [...]
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