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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Here are some links of interest for supporters of Ignatian ministries. The Jesuit Volunteer Corps has opened applications for the 2011-2012 volunteer term. Loyola Press has started a series of articles to help Catholics understand the upcoming changes in the Roman missal. Fordham has launched a web-based video series called Jesuits in Conversation. Mark your [...]
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A new project by my pals at Loyola Press takes literally the oft-heard Ignatian motto “finding God in all things.” It’s a photo blog called “Picturing God.” Each day they will post a picture that evokes the presence of the divine. It will look for traces of God in nature, the arts, other people, the [...]
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Last week, as part of our celebration of St. Ignatius’s Feast day, we invited readers of dotMagis to enter a raffle to receive a free copy of Compass Points, a new book by Margaret Silf. Entrants simply left a comment on the contest blog post. Here are the winners, chosen at random. The link leads [...]
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It’s July, the month of high summer (in the Northern Hemisphere) and the month of St. Ignatius Loyola, whose spiritual ideas we celebrate here at IgnatianSpirituality.com. Ignatius’s feast day is July 31. Loyola Press has assembled a collection of reflections, insights, prayers, blog posts, and article excerpts for every day of the month. Here is [...]
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If you haven’t done so already, now’s the time to download your free copy of What’s Your Decision? How to Make Choices with Confidence and Clarity. The free eBook offer ends on June 30. You can also buy a printed copy of the book at a special discount. Details here. The book is a clear, [...]
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Do you know anyone who is facing a big decision? You probably do. They might be interested in a free copy of a book that can help. The book is What’s Your Decision? How to Make Choices with Confidence and Clarity. I am a co-author along with Jesuits Michael Sparough and Tim Hipskind. For two [...]
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Today a new blogger joins the dotMagis squad. She is Meredith Gould, a sociologist and author with a passion for blogging, social media, and, as she puts it, “making a joyful noise” (Psalm 100). Meredith writes a personal blog (More Meredith Gould) and is very active on The Virtual Abbey, a blog for modern monastics. [...]
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Yesterday was the first birthday of our sister Ignatian Spiritualty page on Facebook. There’s a large, lively and growing community over there. It has 6334 fans (as of 11 p.m. EDT last night) and about 100 new fans join every week. Some other interesting facts about the Facebook page: Fans are from 38 countries, with [...]
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