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I’m Off on an Adventure

Lisa Kelly

This post is by Lisa Kelly, as she prepares to begin An Ignatian Prayer Adventure. The eyes of a penitent lower as a blackened thumb...

Navigating Trauma with the Rosary

Gary Jansen

Trauma leaves an imprint, not just on our memories, but on our bodies, our relationships, and our sense of self. St. Ignatius of Loyola...

God in the Ordinary Bingo

dotMagis Editor

Where have you experienced God in the ordinary moments of life? William A. Barry, SJ, explored that question in his book, Experiencing God in...

Thoughts on Discernment

Vivian Amu

Having attended a Jesuit university, I heard the word discernment many times, and I was taught that it offered a way towards clarity; unity...

Removing Obstacles to Grace This Lent: A Webinar with Tim Muldoon

dotMagis Editor

For many Catholics, Lent is primarily a time to give up something or to engage in more good works. While not denying that these...

Mother’s Faith Saved Me

Loretta Pehanich

This story is inspired by Mark 7:24–30. I tossed and turned on my mat. I didn’t know how long I could stand this. Why me?...

Resisting Desolation

Marina Berzins McCoy

Many people I know here in the Northeast suffer from the winter blues. The sky is grayer than in summer, sunrise comes later, and...

Everyday Moments or AI?

Shemaiah Gonzalez

We’ve all come across AI artwork by now. It usually depicts a person in an odd situation, like a politician licking an ice-cream cone...

My Usual Way of Examen

Eric Clayton

I recently prayed through Fr. Mark Thibodeaux’s Reimagining the Ignatian Examen, an innovative and challenging collection of Examen prayers. I did this with a...

What Are You Doing for Lent?

dotMagis Editor

Ash Wednesday is March 5, 2025, so today we’re highlighting just a few of the many Ignatian-inspired features designed to help you observe Lent. On...

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