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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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13 January 2016

13 January 2016 Wednesday of the First Week in Ordinary Time In today’s first reading Eli has aged and become like an Appalachian fiddle: the ...
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12 January 2016

12 January 2016 Tuesday of the First Week in Ordinary Time We hear so much today about the evils of abortion, same sex “marriage” and physician ...
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11 January 2016

11 January 2016 Monday of the First Week in Ordinary Time Today’s Gospel records that at the very beginning of his Public Life, Jesus announced ...
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10 January 2016

10 January 2016 The Baptism of the Lord In today’s Gospel we learn that when Christ began his public life people “were filled with ...
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9 January 2016

9 January 2016 Saturday after Epiphany The season of Epiphany is ending, and with it the Christmas season. The lights, the joyful gatherings, ...
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8 January 2016

8 January 2016 Friday after Epiphany Pope Benedict in his writings has sometimes pondered why people seem to have lost their interest in ...
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7 January 2016

7 January 2016 Memorial of Saint Raymond of Penyafort The Christian understanding of “the world” is a complicated concept. The Christian is ...
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6 January 2016

6 January 2016 Wednesday after Epiphany Our Faith teaches us that Jesus was true God and true man. And so, as we celebrate the Epiphany, we are ...
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5 January 2016

5 January 2016 Memorial of Saint John Neumann, Bishop I am writing this on my last evening in Rome, where I have come to give retreats. Rome is ...
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4 January 2016

4 January 2016 The most Holy Name of Jesus What shall we call people? People we don’t know, for example. During the days of Communism, in the ...
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