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Allowing God to Work Through Ignatian Contemplation

In his book, The Ignatian Adventure, Kevin O’Brien, SJ, says that contemplation, in the Ignatian sense, “is more about feeling than thinking. Contemplation often...

Assuming Failure

For all the healing and hope Jesus had brought to perhaps thousands of people, there was no sign by this time that he had...

Accompaniment and Compassion

This post is based on Week Seven of An Ignatian Prayer Adventure. In the Third Week of the Spiritual Exercises, we meditate on the Passion...

On Retreat with Pope Francis: A Webinar with Austen Ivereigh

What would it be like to go on a retreat given by Pope Francis? Author and papal biographer Austen Ivereigh offers the next best...

Jesus Meets His Mother on the Way to the Crucifixion

Enjoy this video interpretation of an excerpt from The Life of Jesus by Andrea Tornielli, and imagine what it would have been like for...

Meditation on Two Standards

This post is based on Week Five of An Ignatian Prayer Adventure. Fr. Kevin O’Brien, SJ, introduces the Meditation on Two Standards from the Spiritual...

Look for Signs of Color in Lent

When I am a good month into Lent, the newness of what I planned to do as a Lenten observance has worn off. Perhaps...

After the Healing of the Man Born Blind

Enjoy this video interpretation of an excerpt from The Life of Jesus by Andrea Tornielli that begins, “The healing of the man born blind...

Call in the Spiritual Exercises

This post is based on Week Five of An Ignatian Prayer Adventure. Fr. Kevin O’Brien, SJ, explains that the image of call is important in...

Baby Jesus and Lent’s Refining

It may be Lent, but I’m thinking about the baby Jesus, thanks to a picture of a friend’s grandson, Owen, asleep in his mother’s...

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