Ignatian prayer is imaginative, reflective, and personal--three characteristics that are crucial aspects of the spirituality of children.
“Gratitude gives us eyes to see God, Earth, beauty, love, joy, abundance. Everything we never knew was right there in front of us, waiting. We just needed gratitude to open our eyes.” — The Gratitude Jar: A Simple Guide to Creating Miracles
Pilgrims in Paris learn a lesson for Lent, as Cara Callbeck writes.
It’s Monday. Most of us have meetings to go to today or later this week. Here is a prayer before a meeting. It’s published on the St. Louis University Prayerbook, a site where members of the SLU community share prayers. Heavenly Father, we come to you today asking for your guidance, wisdom, and support as […]
Featuring examples of short prayers to say before starting meetings, with a prayer for school teachers and a simple prayer for a work meeting.
Our nine-day online spiritual retreat series will start May 22, 2020, and conclude May 30, the Vigil of Pentecost.
Try three simple prayers in this installment of the Praying Through the Summer series at dotMagis, the Ignatian blog.
Download a free Examen prayer card to guide you through a prayerful review of your day.
Deanna Bartalini talks about using the Suscipe, St. Ignatius Loyola’s prayer of surrender in daily life and why it helps.
How do I know God's call for me? Becky Eldredge shares key starting points for knowing God's call.
Vinita Hampton Wright shares three ideas for prayer on vacation, including an adapted form of the Examen.
Stephanie Clouatre Davis applies the Examen prayer to those experiencing anxiety.
Why bother praying the Examen? Cara Callbeck suggests three reasons for praying the Examen.
Inspired by the approach of Holy Week and the words of Fr. Kevin O’Brien, Rebecca Ruiz reflects on praying through suffering.
Let us have the courage to enter the desert as Jesus did and be strengthened to face our next steps. This is a Lenten reflection by Becky Eldredge.
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Mary Ellen Smajo explores themes of healing and comfort in her poems. Read Ignatian-inspired poetry and more at dotMagis.
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A visit to Montserrat has Rebecca Ruiz thinking about surrendering our swords, or our earthly attachments, to the Lord.
