How do you figure out God’s will? This simple guide will help you listen and pay attention to what God is saying…
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Ignatian meditation is a way of drawing close to God through the power of the imagination, drawing from the style of prayer that St. Ignatius of Loyola used in his spiritual exercises…
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470 years ago, a Spanish priest named Ignatius (now known as Saint Ignatius of Loyola) articulated the terms “consolation” and “desolation” as tools for paying attention to the movement of God in our lives…
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Early in the church’s development, artistically-inclined seekers began to paint, not just momentous events from God’s story, but the soul of those events…
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The practice of “divine reading” is a way of approaching the Bible with a goal of formation more than information. Join us in this slow sequence of four intentional readings.
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Mental activity is what we know best, so this practice invites us to train our minds in the grace of letting go and simply being present to God and ourselves.
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The Welcoming Practice is a powerful way to reset or reorient the soul when you feel hooked and unseated by an afflictive emotion…
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