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Where Desperation Ends

Lisa Kelly

This post is based on Week Four of An Ignatian Prayer Adventure. Parenthood: there is no greater joy or desperation. A parent is fully responsible,...

Holy Doors

Loretta Pehanich

To celebrate the Jubilee Year, Holy Doors opened in Rome. Like loving arms, these doors will welcome pilgrims all year, from all over the...

Patience and Hope

Marina Berzins McCoy

Pope Francis says, “Patience, one of the fruits of the Holy Spirit, sustains our hope and strengthens it as a virtue and a way...

Healthy Confusion

Lisa Kelly

This post is based on Week Three of An Ignatian Prayer Adventure. Ignatian spirituality has a way of flipping upside down everything I thought I...

The Sacred Heart as a Love for All Times: A Webinar with Dawn Eden Goldstein

dotMagis Editor

Join award-winning author Dawn Eden Goldstein at the next Loyola Press webinar. She will lead us on a journey into the depths of Jesus’...

On Hope Free Mini-Posters

dotMagis Editor

“We must not let hope abandon us. …Optimism disappoints, but hope does not.” Download free mini-posters with this and other quotes from On Hope by...

Where Did That Come From?

Lisa Kelly

This post is based on Week Two of An Ignatian Prayer Adventure. From out of nowhere, my phone rings. I check the number. One of...

Auditing My Phone Use for Lent

Gretchen Crowder

On the first night of a three-day senior retreat, a student stopped me to say, “I wasn’t too happy when you took away our...

Signs of Hope

dotMagis Editor

In Spes Non Confundit (“Hope Does Not Disappoint”), Pope Francis uses the phrase “signs of hope” multiple times. Inspired by the Jubilee Year’s theme...