Tag: "St. Ignatius"

Book Review: <i>Three Moments of the Day</i>
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Book Review: Three Moments of the Day

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In the Foreward to Three Moments of the Day by Fr. Christopher Collins, Fr. James Kubicki reminds us that “every precious moment of time has eternal significance, either contributing to the salvation of our neighbor or not.” Given that each moment of our life has this eternal value, how do we make the most of […]

Trinity Sunday:  Is it Relevant?
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Trinity Sunday: Is it Relevant?

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Many are ready to give a polite nod of some sort to Jesus of Nazareth. Most honor him as a great moral teacher. Many even confess him as Savior. But the Incarnation of the Eternal God? Second person of the Holy Trinity? God can’t be one and three at the same time. Such a notion […]

Book Review: <i>Six Sacred Rules for Families</i>
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Book Review: Six Sacred Rules for Families

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Why should your family have sacred rules and what should they be? Those are the questions Tim and Sue Muldoon set out to answer in Six Sacred Rules for Families: A Spirituality for the Home (Ave Maria Press, 2013). As the Muldoons state, “Rules keep everyone on the same page; rules help us plan for […]

The Discernment of Spirits
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The Discernment of Spirits

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In The Discernment of Spirits, an Ignatian Guide for Everyday Living,  Fr. Timothy Gallagher has endeavored to write a “how-to guide” on the reading of the Ignatian Rules.  He has broken down each rule and explained what is meant by it.  He supports his descriptions with vignettes from the lives of users of the Ignatian […]