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Imagining an Impatient Jesus

This story is inspired by the second reading for the Third Sunday of Advent (Cycle A), James 5:7–10. “Now?” “No, Jesus,” Mary said gently as she...

Poinsettias and Prayer

Many people enjoy decorating their homes or offices with poinsettias during the holiday season. Poinsettias, or flores de Nochebuena, are associated with Christmas on...

Praying Through Pain at Christmas

“Joy to the world!” the song rings out. But not everyone feels joyful at Christmas. Anyone who is sick, bereaved, lonely, or unemployed may...

Silent Night

I have always loved to sing the hymn “Silent Night.” It is so seared into my brain that I can’t help but hum it...

Understanding Jesus’ Human Experience

Fr. Joseph Tetlow, SJ, responds to the question, “What hints can you give us for understanding Jesus’ human experience through prayer?” He offers three pieces...

Nine Fallacies About Prayer and the Spiritual Life That St. Ignatius Debunks

Sometimes we make assumptions about prayer and the spiritual life that impede our attempts to connect with God. Often, these fallacies take root in...

Spiritual Writing and the Colloquy

Eric A. Clayton, author of Cannonball Moments, talks about the role of writing in prayer. In a Pop-Up Prayer interview, he explains how he...

Letting Go This Advent: A Webinar with Fr. Michael Rossmann, SJ

The weeks leading up to Christmas can be hectic to say the least. The upcoming holiday season presents a blinding rush of options and...

Praying the Truth

We would all pray more if we grew more comfortable with praying honestly. Our discomfort with the truth causes us to avoid prayer. Honesty about...

Both Essential Characters

I have a love-hate relationship with the month of August. I love the start of the new school year and the smell of fresh...

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