Happy Easter!
For Lent this year, I blogged along with IgnatianSpirituality.com’s “An Ignatian Prayer Adventure,” an adapted, 8-week, online version of the Spiritual Exercises.
The final post for Week 8, Waiting for Daybreak, can be read here.
-E.
dotMagis
Staying With the Cross
For Lent this year, I’m blogging along with IgnatianSpirituality.com’s “An Ignatian Prayer Adventure,” an adapted, 8-week, online version of the Spiritual Exercises.
The post for Week 7, Staying with the Cross, can be read here.
-E.
The Main Thing
For Lent this year, I’m blogging along with IgnatianSpirituality.com’s “An Ignatian Prayer Adventure,” an adapted, 8-week, online version of the Spiritual Exercises.
The post for Week 6, The Main Thing, can be read here.
-E.
Who Calls You?
For Lent this year, I’m blogging along with IgnatianSpirituality.com’s “An Ignatian Prayer Adventure,” an adapted, 8-week, online version of the Spiritual Exercises.
The post for Week 5, Who Calls You?, can be read here.
-E.
Dance Floor
For Lent this year, I’m blogging along with IgnatianSpirituality.com’s “An Ignatian Prayer Adventure,” an adapted, 8-week, online version of the Spiritual Exercises.
The post for Week 4, Contemplation on a Dance Floor, can be read here.
-E.
God Runs
For Lent this year, I’m blogging along with IgnatianSpirituality.com’s “An Ignatian Prayer Adventure,” an adapted, 8-week, online version of the Spiritual Exercises.
The post for Week 3, God Runs, can be read here.
-E.
Praying Our Stories
For Lent this year, I’ll be blogging along with IgnatianSpirituality.com’s “An Ignatian Prayer Adventure,” an adapted, 8-week, online version of the Spiritual Exercises.
The second post, Praying Our Stories, can be read here.
-E.
Freedom from Fear
For Lent this year, I’ll be blogging along with IgnatianSpirituality.com’s “An Ignatian Prayer Adventure,” an adapted, 8-week, online version of the Spiritual Exercises.
The first post, Freedom from Fear, can be read here.
-E.
Harvesting Treasures
I’m over at the dotMagis Blog this morning, reflecting on acorns, autumn, and the Examen. Read the reflection here!
“Just as the Examen calls us to review the places in which we experience closeness or distance from God, autumn invites us to harvest what is life-sustaining and to release that which should fall away…In prayer, we clear out that which holds us back and we make space for what is to come.” Continue reading.
Happy fall!
-E.
May the God of Surprises Delight You
This past month, two of my former JV housemates (who met during our JV year!) were married. They asked me to offer a closing reflection and blessing at their wedding mass, which was such a heartfelt and joy-filled opportunity for me to share with their community just how special they are. Today, this final blessing was published on dotMagis, the blog of IgnatianSpirituality.com. I am so grateful to LB&B for providing me with the opportunity to share these words. Here is the link!
God of Surprises, indeed.
-E.
A Call to Joy 