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Today is the last day you can download your free copy of the new book What’s Your Decision? How to Make Choices with Confidence and Clarity.  Here it is. We’ll continue to offer special discounts on printed copies of the book through August 15. Go here for details. You might also want to take a [...]

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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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The Wall Street Journal admires the Cristo Rey network of schools. A blog you should check out: Days of Deepening Friendship.  They’re discussing Tim Muldoon’s book, Longing to Love over there. What happens when Jesuit colleges play each other in basketball. The Jesuits open seldom-seen houses in Rome, including rooms where Ignatius lived. A business [...]

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The top 10 moments in the history of Jesuit postseason basketball. (Two of them involve Al McGuire.) NBC News profiles a remarkable community service program at Loyola High School in Los Angeles. Paul Lickteig, SJ, has some questions about Jesus. (Did he ever forget what he was supposed to do?) Michael Magree’s favorite sad songs [...]

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Ann Boyd on the benefits of the Examen (“It connects my seemingly irrational emotional life with the workings of God”). An Evangelical compares the Ignatian charism to Rick Warren’s and Bill Hybel’s (and Francis’s, Dominic’s, and Benedict’s). Running the Catholic numbers: Catholics, bishops, priests up; women religious down. Jake Martin, SJ, on snark (“the glorification [...]

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Jeff Johnson, SJ, on Holden Caufield (and his brother Allie). An America podcast on Reinhold Niebhur. Jake Martin, SJ, on reality TV. Jack Mahoney, SJ, fills in the gaps in the gospels.

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Jim Martin, SJ, on finding God in hard times. An evangelical compares three versions of the Anima Christi prayer. What Nathan O’Halloran, SJ, learned in 2009. Jake Martin, SJ, on Crazy Heart. Joe Koczera, SJ, on Alfred Delp’s idea of happiness.

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Joe Koczera, SJ on happiness. Some practical advice about the Daily Examen. Jim Martin, SJ on the patron saint of troublemakers. A Jesuit joke.

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Nathan O’Halloran, SJ on Ignatius at the movies. A new online Jesuit magazine, New Jesuit Review. Robert Lauder tackles life’s big question. Michelle Francl-Donnay on rough prayer. Michael Magree, SJ on irony. David Nantais rocks with Bruce Springsteen.

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Today we welcome another blogger to dotMagis.  He is Ed Peck.  Ed is the founding executive director of the Ignatian Colleagues Program. He joins Maureen Waldron,  Tim Muldoon, and me as regular dotMagis bloggers. Ed will publish his first post tomorrow. Ignatian Colleagues is joint venture of 24 Jesuit colleges and universities that trains administrators [...]

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