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Ignatius the Writer

St. Ignatius was a prolific writer.  I read somewhere that he wrote more letters than any other historically important personage of the sixteenth century. ...

Daily Examen for Busy Business People

Randy Hain, a businessman in Atlanta, finds time for prayer and reflection by praying the Examen throughout the day.  Here is how it looks...

Hurricane Katrina and the Holy Spirit Prayer That Remains

Hurricane Katrina occurred in hot, muggy August in the middle of Ordinary Time. Katrina, however, felt nothing like Ordinary Time; rather, it felt like...

The Creator Deals Directly with the Creature

A comment about the early JesuitsThere was, however, one “doctrine” that was fundamental for them, one that gave orientation to all their ministries and...

The Christian Problem

One day I was riding a subway in New York City engaging in my favorite New York pastime—people-watching. You can really study people in...

Spiritual AND Religious

When one of his students said she was spiritual but not religious, Jason Brauninger, SJ, decided to explain why was both.  His essay was...

Work as if Everything Depends on God

There's an old saying that we should “pray as if everything depends on God, and work as if everything depends on you.” It's been...

Go Gracefully

I have a dear friend who has been a Servite sister for many decades.  Last week she mentioned in passing that in her community...

Love One Another–Online and Off

Earlier this week I found myself in a phone conversation with someone with over a decade of experience in  church leadership. Yes, we were on...

St. Ignatius and Memory

This is a guest post by Dawn Eden, author and blogger at The Dawn Patrol. In St. Ignatius Loyola's Suscipe, the prayer for perfect charity...

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