Editor’s Note: Ignatian Contemplation is a distinctly Jesuit way of praying with Scripture that invites the reader to enter the scene using their imagination. Rather than analyzing the text, the goal is encounter—placing yourself within the Gospel story and noticing...
In culture, we are often told to “put our best foot forward.” Jose Oros, SJ reflects how God, however, does not want our best self, God wants our real self. Based on the readings for the 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time. “Let’s be real with God. He isn’t asking for your...
During my childhood in rural India, we raised backyard chickens and pigs that were usually slaughtered on occasions of Catholic feasts, and in the late summer prior to the lean monsoon season. These occasions of animal slaughter were difficult for me. The distressed...
Packing light can be hard. Will Hayes, SJ reflects how Christians are invited to put their trust more in Christ than things. Based on the readings for the 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time. Sometimes we have to travel light. Hi, I’m Will Hayes and this is my one-minute...
Do we always take the time for prayer? Jose Oros, SJ reflects on how the Our Father, a prayer memorized by so many, can apply in almost any situation. Based on the readings for the 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time. “Feeling stressed? Feeling Needy? God’s got you. Hi,...
