Thinking Faith is the online journal of the Jesuits in Britain (Jesuits in Britain CIO), a registered charity in England & Wales (1207742) & Scotland (SC05349).
Roger Dawson looks to the theology of Johann Baptist Metz to ask how we can speak about God in a world of conflict. https://t.co/EBmAgJt6fu #RemembranceDay
Often, our ingratitude comes from simply not noticing, and from the inattention that comes with stress or hurry. Was that the case with nine of the ten lepers whom Jesus healed in today's gospel? https://t.co/mMXEHzdWYI
"Every soldier needs to know that in his chaplain he has his most faithful friend ... who will never let him down." https://t.co/T4CpMWk54q #RemembranceDay
What if the day you just lived could become a place of prayer? Not only the moments of stillness or obvious significance, but the commute, the difficult conversation, the small kindness. The Examen offers a way of approaching life with this attentiveness. https://t.co/16AtPKbzSb
Thanks to @londonjesuit's Liz Waldy for sharing her experience of the Examen with us. The LJC runs events, courses and retreats, particularly on the three themes of social and environmental justice, spirituality and theology. What's coming up? https://t.co/49sxtEnXvB
Liz explains the Examen's simple stages, why it doesn't always need to be done at bedtime, and how gratitude can help us see our experiences through God’s eyes. https://t.co/hnN6LDkxIC
Pray As You Go has a number of different guides to the Examen, which come highly recommended by Liz in our latest podcast. Why not try one of them today? https://t.co/GWxvXzYfsx
Liz describes the Examen as nothing short of life-changing. She tells the Things I Wish I Knew podcast about the power of this simple Ignatian practice, which is the foundation of many people’s prayer lives. https://t.co/hnN6LDkxIC
The Examen shapes so much of what we do as a Jesuit work - you can read articles that reflect on it and help you to practise it in our archive: https://t.co/bJusMl1KOw