After a period of (some days of) prayerful reflection, it is time to be more present as a whole person to what has been meditated on – in this case on sin, its consequences, and our need for a saviour.
Application of the Senses Read More »
How might we appropriately reflect on our sinfulness.
Sin and Hell in the First Week of the Exercises Read More »
The Camino and the Spiritual Exercises of St Ignatius Loyola are both divided into four phases. They dovetail surprisingly well.
Ignatius Four Week Pilgrimage of Prayer Read More »
In the Spiritual Exercises, St Ignatius encourages us to imagine ourselves into biblical stories. Walking the Camino, with this in mind, surprised me again how much of the Bible is journey stories.
Spiritual Exercises – 19th Annotation Pilgrimage Read More »
Jesus, may all that is you flow into me.
May your body and blood be my food and drink.
May your passion and death be my strength and life.
Soul of my Saviour Read More »
Ignatius Loyola and his Spiritual Exercises can be a focus, a lens, for our physical pilgrimage such as the Camino, and also for our inner pilgrimage.
How to Pray Like a Pilgrim – Camino Lessons from St Ignatius Loyola Read More »
The Psalms are inspired prayers, poems, songs that provide spiritual scaffolding for lifelong spirituality through all the seasons of our life, individually and together. Here are some ideas to encourage using them.
A Handful of Change Journeying Through Advent By Craufurd Murray 88 pages With the support of the St Luke’s Spirituality Centre $NZ10 plus p&p It can be obtained from craufurd@xtra.co.nz or Ecclesia Books This is not quite a book review, because this book is a collection for daily reflection from the Sunday before Advent through
A Resource for Advent Read More »
