“The key to avoiding discouragement is to remain in our house of self-knowledge, grounded in the humble truth of who we are as children of our heavenly Father.”- Jenny duBay
“I can picture a modern-day Ignatius, the darkness and cold of winter hemming him in, his aching leg propped up on a pillow, binge-watching Netflix and falling into a troubled sleep with brownie crumbs all up in his beard.” – Christine Hanus
Dan Burke and Melissa Elson discuss listener questions on transitioning from the purgative way to the illuminative way, recognizing sin, and the importance of mental prayer.
Dan Burke and Melissa Elson discuss readers’ questions about frequent confession and the importance of confessing venial sins.
St. Ambrose reflects on the Blessed Mother’s visit to her cousin St. Elizabeth, our meditation for the feast of The Visitation today.
If we find ourselves under the influence of one or many of the seven deadly sins, how can we break free and live virtuous lives?
Christopher Carstens concludes his 3-part series on liturgical conscience with the last six of the ten commandments of the liturgical life.
What are the first five commandments of the liturgical life? And, where can we find them? Christopher Carstens explains these in part two of his three-part series.
Dan Burke and Melissa Elson discuss how the rules of Saint Ignatius of Loyola’s Discernment of Spirits have impacted their personal voyages.
Dan Burke and Melissa Elson discuss the second rule of Saint Ignatius of Loyola’s Discernment of Spirits, focusing on the movement toward God and recognizing the effect of the enemy on our spiritual progress; Divine Intimacy Radio.