The Dignity of Choice
(Originally posted 1 April 2019) What does a homeless man choosing the colour of his donated gloves and a child choosing which snack to eat have in common? The dignity of choice.
God Would Have Come Anyway
Could the Incarnation be the central event of salvation?
The Dignity of Choice
What does a homeless man choosing the colour of his donated gloves and a child choosing which snack to eat have in common? The dignity of choice.
The Suppression & Restoration of the Jesuits
For the Feast of St Ignatius, this is a re-post of the story of the Suppression and Restoration of the Jesuits.
Ignatian Spirituality and Memory
It is human nature to engage memory in bettering ourselves. Memory is an integral part of Ignatian spirituality and a primary way God speaks to us.
Ignatian Spirituality in Marriage, Family, and Relationships
A conversation with Tim Muldoon on how Ignatian principles can be applied to all kinds of relationships.
Rejoice and Be Glad!
Pope Francis’ new apostolic exhortation is very Ignatian.
Resurrection People
As an Easter people we’re called to live in communion with the Ruach Yahweh, the Breath of God.
The Incarnation is at Hand
The Incarnation is not just a snapshot moment, but something that lives on and unfolds through us. The Incarnation was so our understanding of God could be radically shifted.