Jim Caccamo speaks about the role of Ignation spirituality for laypeople in Jesuit institutions.
Prayer
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Every good work contains the possibility for an encounter with God.
By performing the good work of hospitality, Abraham glimpsed the face of God.
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Compassion is the deeper meaning of God’s law.
To follow Christ means to lift up our brothers and sisters with extravagance like the good Samaritan’s and compassion like Jesus’ own.
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God meets people where they are
God meets people where they are. For some people, God meets them through relationships, with others through books; with others through nature. Maybe this week you can look around to see the very personal and unique ways that God encounters you and invites you to believe.
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The Sacred Heart is an invitation to ask ourselves, ‘How did Jesus love?’
The Sacred Heart is an invitation to ask ourselves, “How did Jesus love?
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Why we shouldn’t change the translation of the liturgy again
It is tempting to want to change the words of the 2011 Roman Missal. But we shouldn’t—part of the point of ritual is its seeming changelessness.
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St. Augustine’s puzzle: how can we understand the Trinity?
The great scholar just couldn’t get his mind around this great mystery.
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A relationship with Jesus will always lead to mission.
Jesus’ determination to travel to Jerusalem is the pivot on which Luke’s Gospel turns.
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Even when it costs, discipleship leads to joy.
Taking up the proclamation of God’s reign placed the disciples in an unexpectedly rich relationship with God and the world.
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Did prayer have anything to do with the St. Louis Blues winning the Stanley Cup?
Before the St. Louis Blues beat the Boston Bruins in Game 7 on June 12 to win the National Hockey League’s Stanley Cup for the first time in the team’s 52-year history, Twitter was alive with hopes for a little divine intervention for such a victory.