Wounds That Heal
Rosa’s greyhounds teach her to accept her woundedness and God’s desire for her to heal.
Rosa’s greyhounds teach her to accept her woundedness and God’s desire for her to heal.
Pope Francis’ new apostolic exhortation is very Ignatian.
As an Easter people we’re called to live in communion with the Ruach Yahweh, the Breath of God.
Part of our journey to healing and wholeness is Jesus’ simple call to love and accept ourselves.
Ignatian spirituality says that God shares the deep desires of our heart, but what if they never come to fruition?
We’re not always good at making decisions, but here are some God-centred methods that can help.
There is grace and surprise in making a longer retreat, spending intentional time with God in a sacred place.
Do we have time to slow down and walk with another or are we “lost in the isolation of success and self-conservation”?
Are your efforts to create a prayer routine a failure? The Taoist concept of Wu wei may give some relief.