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Christmas Storytelling

One of my favorite Christmas pastimes is storytelling. Truth be told, I like to tell stories all year long, but Christmas just lends itself...

Blackened Pans and the Wear and Tear of Life

We roast a lot of vegetables in our home, much to our daughters’ chagrin. Brussel sprouts, sweet potatoes, cauliflower, broccoli—the oven is always working. “But...

Into the Unknown with Ignatius

The night before my daughter started middle school, I found her alone in her room, curled up on her bed, her eyes welling with...

Looking Back to Look Forward in Advent

When my children were younger, we would go on long road trips during the winter holiday from school to visit our families. We’d eagerly...

Here There Be Mermaids

We hadn’t expected mermaids. Unicorns, sure. The queen? Most likely. Knights and jousting and turkey legs—obviously. But mermaids? My daughters were enchanted. “I have a question, Daddy,”...

The Gift of Gratitude

Keeping a gratitude journal in which we write down the particular gifts of each day trains our brains to see the good around us....

Getting Out of the “If I Ruled the World” Mindset

At a recent conference, a fellow Ignatian educator and I were walking to the cafeteria for lunch, caught up in a passionate conversation about...

Unique and Unrepeatable Autumn

In his autobiography, St. Ignatius Loyola recounts how “the greatest consolation he used to receive was to look at the sky and the stars,...

Sin and the Examen

Fr. Joseph Tetlow, SJ, responds to the question, “How can we use the Examen to better understand our experiences of sin or failure?” He suggests...

Hello, Anger

When I mentioned to my spiritual director that I was totally apathetic about my prayer life of late, and she asked if I were...

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