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Discernment

Discernment in Making Lenten Plans

What will you do during Lent this year? Will you fast from certain food and drink? Build in more prayer than usual? Make more donations...

Living the Ignatian Way

The Ignatian way is one that busy laypeople can find a home in today. The elements and guiding principles of Ignatian spirituality resonate and...

Resistance in the Spiritual Life

Resistance is a term that is often used in descriptions of spiritual movements. In its simplest terms, it is used to describe when we...

What Do I Really Want?

The question to be constantly asked in decision-making is “what do I really want?” Deep down, that’s what God wants too. God wants what...

Important Choices

We make thousands of decisions every day—beginning with whether to jump out of bed in the morning or hit the snooze button. Some decisions...

Hearing God’s Voice in the Busyness

On a recent retreat I facilitated, a woman approached me at the break and asked, “How do I hear God’s voice when the world...

Let’s Talk About Dreams

When I speak of dreams here, I don’t mean the mind’s journeys while you’re sleeping. I refer to dreams—visions, imaginings—you have for yourself, for...

Get Quiet

The modern world, for all its marvels, is simply too noisy for our own good. We cannot think straight with the cacophony of competing...

Eight Examples of Consolation

Editor’s note: We’ve been having fun celebrating the 10th anniversary of IgnatianSpirituality.com. The fun continues throughout July with our 10th-annual 31 Days with St. Ignatius celebration. Bookmark the...

Two Hints for Recognizing the Two Ignatian Movements of Consolation and Desolation

The two key movements in Ignatian spirituality are consolation and desolation. These terms can be difficult to understand as their meanings seem to shift...

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