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Heroic Leadership for All: A Webinar with Chris Lowney

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Leadership is heroic when it enables and empowers leaders to transcend themselves and their egos to serve missions that inspire their allegiance, excellence, and...

Praying with Our Feet: A Webinar with Dr. Ansel Augustine

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Scripture reminds us that the best way to show our love for God is to love our neighbor. This means much more than just...

Jesus and Mary Pray Together

Ignatian Prayer Loretta Pehanich
This story is in the tradition of Ignatian contemplation and explores the question of how Jesus and Mary might have prayed together after he...

1000 Years at Montserrat

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In 1522 St. Ignatius laid down his sword before Our Lady of Montserrat. The Benedictine abbey that houses that statue celebrates its 1,000th anniversary...

A Floral Prayer Practice for Spring

Ignatian Prayer Marina Berzins McCoy
My husband and I enjoy walking in a local arboretum on spring weekends. We have been doing it since our children were small, and...

The Healing Power of Praying the Rosary: A Webinar with Gary Jansen

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The month of May is associated with the new growth and renewal of springtime as the earth heals itself from the ravages of winter....

Christ’s Death Paved the Way for Love

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Jesus’ reign is truly not of this world (John 18:36). For the grandeur of his kingdom is not power as defined by this world...

Remember How Much I Love You

Ignatian Prayer Lisa Kelly
This post is based on Week Seven of An Ignatian Prayer Adventure. It is the night of the Passover meal, the night before your death. You...

Praying with the Stations of the Cross

Ignatian Prayer Gary Jansen
On Good Friday, 1991, Pope John Paul II introduced an alternative way to pray the Stations of the Cross. Foregoing some of the traditional...

Christian Hope

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“This is what Christian hope is: having the certainty that I am walking toward something that is, not something that I hope may be....
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