Proper Love
Rocketman illustrates our desire to find “proper love” that is patient, kind, and never fails.
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Tag: movies
We Are All Chip
Like Chip from Beauty and the Beast, we all have imperfections that are simply a part of who we are.
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Put Together or Pulled Apart?
Re-casting consolation and desolation into a single question.
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What if I had never been born?
Perhaps impossible to answer, but George Bailey reminds us that we may not realise what a gift our life is to others.
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Spending Yourself
God’s love is a currency we’re called to spend. Jesus uses two parables to explain how this “God currency” works.
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Communal Discernment
Don’t figure things out on your own! Communal discernment is important to making decisions.
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The Little Details
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.
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The Bishop with the Candlesticks
Les Misérables reveals the true meaning of Lent and of Christian discipleship, all through a bishop and his candlesticks.
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Will I lose my dignity?
An online cartoon and Rent both speak about the universal fear of losing one’s dignity. It comes with aging, sickness, and stigma. Who will care for me? Who will love me?
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Is the self and free will an illusion?
Science tells us that the self, self-awareness, and even free will, may not be real. It’s a construction of the brain. So what’s the point of life if we have no free will or soul? A look at neuroscience, free will, and faith…
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Taking Out the Trash
When I saw a priest taking out the trash I was reminded that those kind of tasks are part of living an authentic Christ-like life. Why do we have this picture perfect image of priests? Just like us, priests have to take out the trash.
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Virtual Retreat – 28 Aug.
5-Day Overview of Ignatian Decision-Making
What is God’s Will?
