The Ministry of Remembering
It feels good to be remembered. Ignatius saw the memory as a gift, one that draws us into a deeper union with God.
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Category: Spiritual Practices
Deep Practices
Sometimes, in our efforts for self-improvement, we come against tendencies that are so engrained in our personality they are hard to change. Engaging in deep practices can help us better trust in the slow work of God.
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Count Your Blessings
What do you do when you’re worried and can’t sleep?
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Building a Prayer Habit
Most of us want to commit to daily prayer, but many find it hard to maintain it as a habit. Here are some things to consider if it’s a challenge for you.
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Let’s Pause
How can we find rest in the restlessness? How can we reclaim the true meaning of the Sabbath.
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Gifts Should Have No Baggage
Have you ever received a gift with strings attached? Let’s remove the guilt, conditions, and baggage that often come with gift-giving.
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The Spiritual Exercises of St Francis Borgia
Ignatius was not the only Jesuit who wrote spiritual exercises.
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KonMari Your Spiritual Life in 6 Steps
How can you use Marie Kondō’s tidying method to declutter your spiritual life. It’s simple Ignatian discernment.
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Doing Nothing Often Leads to the Very Best Something
In the 2018 film Christopher Robin, we see Winnie the Pooh and Christopher Robin standing on a...
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Cultivate Your Faith: Apostolic Zeal
Our call is to collaborate with God in the work of the kingdom. This is the final talk in the series Cultivate Your Faith.
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What Matters?
It’s a simple question that can help us uncover a more meaningful Christian life.
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Decisions are Difficult
We’re not always good at making decisions, but here are some God-centred methods that can help.
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Virtual Retreat – 28 Aug.
5-Day Overview of Ignatian Decision-Making
What is God’s Will?
