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Storing Consolations Like the Flowers

Ignatian Prayer Marina Berzins McCoy
St. Ignatius offers us a key principle for how to navigate the ups and downs of life: use the gifts of consolation wisely. He...

Encountering the Spirit in the House of Cornelius

Ignatian Prayer Loretta Pehanich
This story is inspired by Acts 10:30–49. Let me introduce myself: I’m a centurion who was in Cornelius’s house when the Holy Spirit poured down...

William Barry, SJ: Life, Legacy, and the Ignatian Year

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To kick off the Ignatian Year, Loyola Press brought together some of the great minds of Ignatian spirituality to reflect on and discuss the...

The Ignatian Way for the Ignatian Year

Ignatian Voices dotMagis Editor
Soon we’ll begin an Ignatian Year for the Society of Jesus and all who follow the ways of Ignatian spirituality. May 20, 2021, the...

Can I Really Tell God How I Feel?

Ignatian Prayer Rebecca Ruiz
I was talking with a friend the other day, and she said, “I am so sad and angry and disappointed that I just can’t...

Five Steps to Transform Negativity Through Prayer

Ignatian Prayer Brendan McManus, SJ
St. Ignatius, who initially knew life as a vain soldier and courtier, was able to turn his superficial life around by attending to his...

Looking Back on Prayer

Ignatian Prayer Vinita Hampton Wright
We can look back on prayer in more than one way. Judge what is most helpful for you at this time. Prayer at Different Life...

His Face in My Mirror

Ignatian Prayer Loretta Pehanich
This story is inspired by Luke 7:36–50 and John 12:1–8. I bought that expensive perfumed oil for myself. I don’t think I’m wealthy, but I...

The Anima Christi on Good Friday

Ignatian Prayer dotMagis Editor
Marina Berzins McCoy writes in her post, The Anima Christi During Holy Week: Jesus’ wounds also serve as a resting place for us. “Within your...

Five Ways to Get the Most Out of Lent Before It’s Gone

Ignatian Prayer Rebecca Ruiz
The general consensus is that it’s been difficult to engage with Lent this year, because the entire year has felt like a never-ending Lent....
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