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Ignatian Reflections

Ignatian Reflections

Each day receive an Ignatian reflection on the Mass readings of the day written by Jesuits.

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19 April 2026

Third Sunday of Easter Doesn’t my own journey to the home stretch resemble that of the two friends on their way to Emmaus, described in today’s ...
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18 April 2026

Saturday of the Second Week of Easter Today we hear John’s account of Jesus walking on water. Upon seeing the Lord, the disciples “wanted to ...
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17 April 2026

Friday of the Second Week of Easter Knowing that they were going to make him king for the wonders he worked, Jesus “withdrew again to the ...
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16 April 2026

Thursday of the Second Week of Easter How do we know that God is trustworthy? Jesus tells us today that it is through accepting his very own ...
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15 April 2026

Wednesday of the Second Week of Easter “But people preferred darkness to light.” Has this ever been true for you? Under what circumstances?
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14 April 2026

Tuesday of the Second Week of Easter Jesus tells us that everyone who is born of the Spirit is like the wind, making an impact, coming and ...
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13 April 2026

Monday of the Second Week of Easter Today, Jesus speaks to us about being born again. And we might ask ourselves, if I were to be born again, ...
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12 April 2026

Second Sunday of Easter (or Sunday of Divine Mercy) There are wounds that we live with. Not wounds of open flesh, but wounds that are lived in ...
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11 April 2026

Saturday in the Octave of Easter The nature of the Gospel and of the Easter message is such that it must be proclaimed, regardless of the ...
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10 April 2026

Friday in the Octave of Easter No undertaking can bear fruit without the Lord’s grace, least of all the undertaking of the Church to preach the ...
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