Six Characteristics of Ignatian Courage
In response to a college admission essay prompt of, “What is the most courageous thing you have ever done?” one
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Spirituality
Getting Ready for Lent 2021
Ash Wednesday is February 17, 2021, so today we’re highlighting just a few of the many Ignatian-inspired features designed to
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Five Ways of Praying Through Sorrow
It is hard not to hear our cries of sorrow and prayers of lament. Our world and all in it
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God in the Ordinary Bingo
Where have you experienced God in the ordinary moments of life? William A. Barry, SJ, explored that
Read moreCats as Spiritual Teachers | Process Musings
Cats as Spiritual Teachers Charles Takes Care of Himself “But one day I really watched him. He was chewing on
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Writing Spiritual Autobiography as It Relates to the Spiritual Exercises, Part 2
In terms of the Spiritual Exercises, one critical goal of writing a spiritual autobiography is to recognize God’s action in
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Resumé and Eulogy Virtues – Ignatian Spirituality
Last month, I attended an online funeral held for William Barry, SJ, a well-known Jesuit spiritual director and author who
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Perspective – Ignatian Spirituality
Every year for the past few years, I have chosen a word of the year. I do not have an
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Writing Spiritual Autobiography as It Relates to the Spiritual Exercises, Part 1
St. Ignatius understood the importance of reviewing one’s life when he built this practice into the Spiritual Exercises centuries ago.
Read moreThe Drip Drip of Persistence | Process Musings
The Drip Drip of Persistence Recently, a friend of mine, the Australian composer and theologian Robert Burrell, e-mailed me a
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