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Category Archives: Ignatian Spirituality
Authentic Spiritual Freedom from Disordered Attachments
This week I started an online Ignatian Retreat. So far so good, although I have not been able to devote as much time to prayer and meditation as I hoped for. One of the themes this week is on Spiritual Freedom. … Continue reading
Archbishop Menamparampil on Teilhard de Chardin, Mysticism and Engagement with Culture
It is the mission of modern mystics to bring joy to people in the streets, slums, hospital and prisons.” — Archbishop Emeritus Thomas Menamparampil I came across a great article in Don Bosco India on a speech given by Archbishop Emeritus … Continue reading
Ignatian Prayer Adventure – An Online Retreat
This has been on my mind and this blogpost was the final call for me to say yes. The timing is great for the Advent and Christmas Seasons.
Spiritual Leadership in the Ignatian Tradition
I had previously written on leadership style in the Ignatian tradition based on the principles set forth by Chris Lowney and as evidenced by Pope Francis. America Magazine recently had a transcript of a speech by the Superior General of … Continue reading
Dan Burke and Accuracy on Teilhard de Chardin
“By now, no one would dream of saying that [Teilhard] is a heterodox author who shouldn’t be studied” – Fr. Federico Lombardi, Vatican spokesman (July 2009). [Editor’s Note: This posting is in response to a recent article by Dan Burke in National … Continue reading
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Tagged Cardinal Henri de Lubac, Catholic, Christian, Dan Burke, Eucharist, evolutionary Christianity, evolutionary theology, Heart of Matter, Higgs boson, Ignatian, Jesuit, Mass, Mass on the World, monitum, National Catholic Register, Noosphere, Omega Point, Original Sin, orthodoxy, Pope Benedict, Pope John Paul II, sacred heart, teilhard de chardin, The Divine Milieu, The Human Phenomenon, The Phenomenon of Man, theology, Vatican
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Ignatian Spirituality and Companionship
“It’s always said that the Jesuits were founded by Ignatius of Loyola, but I like the thought that the Jesuits were founded by a committee, not by one man. And it’s crucial because if the real mainspring of Jesuit spirituality … Continue reading
Ignatian Spirituality and the Type A Personality
One of the great things about blogging over the last six months, is that I have had the pleasure of virtually “meeting” a lot of interesting people. One of the blogs I follow is Ancient Christian Wisdom, a site run … Continue reading
Babylon and Western Culture
One of my favorite prayer sites is Sacred Space, run by the Irish Jesuits. Their daily prayers consist of a modified Examen of Ignatian Spirituality. Every week they have a reflection as you enter into prayer. A reflection from a … Continue reading
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Tagged Babylon, Catholic, Christian, Christianity, Coursera, Ignatian, Jesuit, Jesuits, materialism, Prayer, Sacred Space
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Heroic Leadership, Jesuit Style, and Pope Francis
I told myself that I would refrain from discussing Pope Francis’ interview last week as that subject was widely covered elsewhere. I have largely stuck to that other than a brief reference to Blessed Peter Faber, S.J., one of the … Continue reading
Pope Francis and Blessed Peter Faber, S.J.
Don’t worry, this is not yet another analysis of Pope Francis’ interview with Antonio Spadaro, S.J. which was translated by and published in America Magazine. That interview has been covered in-depth in a variety of news outlets and blogs. One of the remarkable things … Continue reading
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Tagged America Magazine, Antonio Spadaro S.J., Catholic, Ignatian, Jesuit, mystic, Peter Faber, Pope Francis
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