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Resource Review – Lenten Resources from around JSN North America
Are you looking for ways to enhance your prayer personally or with your colleagues this Lenten season? There are some great resources available this Lent from around the JSN North American Network including weekly audio reflections, weekly emails, and some new books to read! Here are some we’ve come across: BOOKS Here are a few…
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Resource Review – JSN Journal
Did you know that the Jesuit Schools Network of North America has a new monthly publication? The JSN Journal is a monthly digital publication that promotes professional spaces of encounter and dialogue. Typically sent on the third Tuesday of each month, it provides resources as well as professional development and partnership opportunities. Yesterday, the second edition showed up…
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Resource Review – Educate Magis
Have you engaged with Educate Magis yet? Educate Magis is the Global Apostolic Online Community of Educators from our Jesuit Global Network of Schools (JGNS). As stated in General Congregation 36, “Our global community of Educate Magis opens a new way of proceeding for our schools, enabling lay and Jesuit educators to collaborate as a…
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Resource Review – Two Books by Jim Manney
Are you looking for resources to help introduce new faculty/staff to Ignatian Spirituality or even refresh your memory on a particular Ignatian concept? Consider these two books by Jim Manney: What Matters Most and Why? and Ignatian Spirituality A to Z. These two resources are great ways to not only introduce people to Ignatian Spirituality…
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Resource Review – Finding Christ in the World
Finding Christ in the World: A Twelve Week Ignatian Retreat in Everyday Life Authors: Joseph A. Tetlow, S.J., and Carol Atwell Ackels Product Overview from Jesuit Sources: Finding Christ in the World invites the reader to “let God show you where and how He concretely breaks into your life.” A 12–week prayer experience framed by…
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Resource Review – The Spiritual Exercises Reclaimed, 2nd Ed.
Last semester in my graduate class on the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius, the professor required a few resources. One of them was the book The Spiritual Exercises Reclaimed, 2nd Edition: Uncovering Liberating Possibilities for Women co-authored by Elizabeth Liebert and Annemarie Paulin-Campbell. We utilized this resource alongside another commentary that contained the original text…
