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The Spiritual Exercises in Glass

The Chapel of St. Ignatius at Seattle University, a landmark of modern religious architecture, contains some striking religious art: Dora Bittau's five paintings on wood...

Signs

As I drive around the city, I see advertising signs on businesses that often include changing slogans. Along with the name of the business,...

About the Spiritual Exercises

Our web team has just released an image and audio presentation on the Spiritual Exercises on IgnatianSpirituality.com.  It's the fourth in our Ignatian Way...

Removing Our Blinders

I drive pretty much the same route to work each morning. This can mean mentally shifting into autopilot and getting to work without much...

Moving Makes Me Dig Deep

Moving makes me dig deep. I realized this a few weeks ago as I pulled out of the hotel parking lot on a Sunday...

An Examen for Busy People

Our friends at Busted Halo have published an attractive six-step Examen, the prayer method that everyone can use. We have much material on the...

Discernment How-Tos

Spiritual director Teresa Blythe has a couple of interesting articles about discernment on Patheos.  One is a step-by-step guide to discernment based on Ignatian...

Finding Beauty Amidst Suffering

Etty Hillesum, the young Jewish woman killed at Auschwitz who wrote beautiful diaries of life in Amsterdam, wrote movingly of finding beauty amidst suffering. most...

Sunflowers

My sunflowers are blooming again. I was afraid I would miss them this year with our upcoming move to Texas. For weeks, I gazed...

Hope for a Better World

A reflection on the meditations on sin in the first week of the Spiritual Exercises. To reflect on the classic stories of the sin of...

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