Detail in life is oft overlooked but isn’t it the tiny things that make things whole? Awareness is the key to unlocking the gifts of Ignatian spirituality.

When we have an encounter with the divine, we must ask: How is this encounter going to affect how I live the rest of my life?

Discover the power of Nothing. Darkness and emptiness is not an absence of God but rather an inviting space for God to fill.

Praying with our senses

An audio meditation for the Third Sunday of Lent.

When one simple practice of service can bring joy and lead you to your becoming.

Haste can be a mark of the evil spirit, while an unhurried—even inefficient—pace is often a mark of God’s kingdom.

Becky Eldredge shares her first experience of spiritual direction and a “busy person’s retreat”.

Not long ago I had an unexpected encounter of God: amidst the pains and fears of imminent food poisoning.

We have a tendency to say thank you because it’s expected or it’s a social norm. But Ignatius encourages us to be more intentional about gratitude.