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Ignatian Reflections

Jacob Boddicker S.J.

Blog Post by Jacob Boddicker S.J.

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19 March 2025

Solemnity of Saint Joseph, Spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary Righteousness is the state of being “morally right or justifiable,” and is an ...
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18 March 2025

Tuesday of the Second Week of Lent In our Gospel today Jesus teaches us not to call anyone on earth rabbi (teacher), father, or master, because ...
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17 March 2025

Monday of the Second Week in Lent If we are children of God, then we must be like our Father: merciful as He is merciful, after the example of ...
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16 March 2025

Second Sunday of Lent In the beginning of John’s Gospel, Philip says to Nathanael “We have found the one about whom Moses wrote in the law, and ...
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11 January 2025

Saturday after Epiphany If anyone were to give, in a single sentence, the best advice for the spiritual life and surest course of action that ...
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10 January 2025

Friday after Epiphany Today’s Gospel can teach us something very important about prayer. Here a leper approaches Jesus, saying, “Lord, if you ...
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9 January 2025

Thursday after Epiphany This Christmas we have been contemplating the Incarnation: the Word-become-Flesh, the fulfillment of Scripture right ...
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8 January 2024

Wednesday after Epiphany In the ancient world, no natural force was more feared than the sea. Many cultures connected gods and other ...
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7 January 2025

Tuesday after Epiphany Today we hear of one of great miracles of Jesus in which He feeds thousands of people; from but five loaves and two fish ...
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6 January 2025

Monday after Epiphany The Light of the World has withdrawn to Capernaum, to shine in a land of gloom where people suffered in so many ways. He ...
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