Grace is hard to picture and, consequently, hard to believe.
Spirituality
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Father James Martin, S.J.: Learning from St. Ignatius
Who was St. Ignatius of Loyola?
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Searching for God in the city of angels
Just as I saw with my coworkers, the expressions of faith of the poor and vulnerable are occurring against a background of chaos and fear.
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How do you picture God in prayer?
What’s your favorite image of God in prayer?
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Dear anxious millennials: I have the perfect prayer for you
Said with purpose and conviction, the Memorare can remind 20-somethings that we are not alone in our restlessness.
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We all need a good shepherd—but it doesn’t need to be a priest
Hasn’t the good Lord given someone to watch over you?
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Father James Martin, S.J.: How kind are you?
Many Christians get obsessed with following a variety of rules that they forget that one of the most basic requirements about the Christian life is to be kind.
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How do you practice your faith over the summer?
We asked readers how they find God and upkeep their faith over summer.
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Can’t tell where God is calling you? Follow your wounds.
Much as I hate to admit it, the Good Lord does not spread his map before us.
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When “Catholic guilt” gets in the way of Catholic faith
Taken to the extreme, ‘Catholic guilt’ can become an obsessive-compulsive disorder, also known as scrupulosity.