Accompaniment: Walking Away from America’s Achievement Culture
Do we have time to slow down and walk with another or are we “lost in the isolation of success and self-conservation”?
Being, Not Achieving: A Taoist Guide to Ignatian Indifference
Are your efforts to create a prayer routine a failure? The Taoist concept of Wu wei may give some relief.
Exercising the Real: Spiritual Direction as Encounter
This is a post in a blog series on spiritual direction. This week’s blogger is Stephanie Clouatre Davis. I went to my YMCA last week to try a new exercise […]
What Might Draw You to Spiritual Direction?
Three reasons one might seek out spiritual direction.
Uncovering the Movement of God
How do I hear God’s voice? How do I know what God wants me to do?
The Busy Person’s Retreat
This is an Ignatian retreat, based on the Spiritual Exercises, that can be made in just a few days – even online.
What is Spiritual Direction?
Becky Eldredge shares her first experience of spiritual direction and a “busy person’s retreat”.
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.
Until Death Do Us Part
Not having a parent at your wedding is difficult, especially when that parent is suffering from cancer. Laura shares about the power of God’s grace in life’s varied moments.