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The Sorrow Christ Endured for Me

Spiritual Exercises Eric Clayton
This post is based on Week Seven of An Ignatian Prayer Adventure. I never seemed to have enough bug spray in Bolivia. Not that it...

Princess Parties and the Call of Christ the King

Spiritual Exercises Eric Clayton
This post is based on Week Five of An Ignatian Prayer Adventure. “Today is Snow White’s birthday.” This, out of the blue, unprompted, and in...

Our Presence Is Enough

Spiritual Exercises Eric Clayton
This post is based on Week Four of An Ignatian Prayer Adventure. We had only been home for a handful of hours. We were groggy...

Humility in Lent

Spiritual Exercises Marina Berzins McCoy
This Lent, I have been reflecting and praying about humility. As a concept, humility is simple: thinking that no one else is any better...

Darth Vader and the First Week of the Spiritual Exercises

Spiritual Exercises Eric Clayton
This post is based on Week Three of An Ignatian Prayer Adventure. There’s a scene in Star Wars: Return of the Jedi that neatly sums...

Rigid or Rearranged?

Spiritual Exercises Eric Clayton
This post is based on Week One of An Ignatian Prayer Adventure. My collection of Star Wars LEGO sets has increased about 400%—an unintended, though...

Three Types of People Revisited

Spiritual Exercises Lisa Kelly
In the Spiritual Exercises there is a meditation on “three types of people.” I think we are misled, though, by Ignatius naming these people...

The Great Commandment

Spiritual Exercises Mary Ann Gessner
St. Ignatius begins the Spiritual Exercises with the essential principle that God’s love is unconditional. Adding two words, “for me,” made it intensely personal....

The Mystery of the Incarnation

Spiritual Exercises Loretta Pehanich
In the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius Loyola, retreatants imagine the mystery of the Incarnation. They take time to picture the Trinity looking over...

Gratitude and the Spiritual Exercises

Spiritual Exercises Marina Berzins McCoy
Gratitude is at the heart of prayer and thus is central to Ignatian spirituality. For example, in praying the Examen, I begin with placing myself...
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