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How St. Ignatius’ Examen has shaped my poetry
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America Magazine
We tend to live in an anodyne, and cynical, world where few moments give us a sense of rapture.
Yet, I’ve found that applying the principles of Jesuit spirituality that I first learned more than 25 years ago at L.M.U.
I often use the Examen to remind myself to be fully present to what I’m experiencing, and to let those moments ferment and mature.
As with the Examen, I let myself ruminate.
It also reminded me to be ever present to the grandeur of the creator we can find in unexpected places.
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