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Tim Muldoon

dotMagis blogger Tim Muldoon has just published a new book, a memoir titled Longing to Love: A Memoir of Desire, Relationships, and Spiritual Transformation.  Here’s what Tim himself says about why he wrote it:
It has arisen in large part from my work trying to understand and speak to students about the prevailing hookup culture, inviting [...]

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Tim Muldoon, who blogs here at dotMagis, has published an excellent article on sexuality and Ignatian spirituality in The Way, a journal published by the British Jesuits.  Here’s a taste:
To imitate Christ and to feel as Christ would feel—these constitute the method the Exercises prescribe for deepening union with God. They amount to a discipline [...]

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I have been doing all the blogging at dotMagis since we launched the site in April.  Now I have some company.   Our new blogger is Tim Muldoon, a writer and theologian who works in the Office of Ministry and Mission at Boston College and teaches in the Honors Program. Tim’s first post is immediately [...]

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The goal of Ignatian discernment is to discover where God is active in our lives.  Here is a simple two-step exercise to get started with it.  It is adapted from a “spiritual warm-up” developed by Tim Muldoon in his book The Ignatian Workout:
1. Be quiet (turn off radios, TVs, computers, video games; close books and [...]

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For at least five reasons, says Tim Muldoon of Boston College: it gives  life a clear foundation; it sees God in all things; it shows us how to walk with Christ; it makes sense of suffering; and it hold up an ideal of social justice.  He writes:
To speak of God in all things is to [...]

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