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EDUCATING THE HEART
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Way, Contents The School of the Heart How the Ignatian Exercises foster a sense of God’s love, a freedom from false security, and a whole-hearted engagement with life’s tasks. Bridging the Gap: Cross-Cultural Spiritual Direction Some thoughtful reflections on several summers spent giving spiritual accompaniment at Taizé, where young people come from all over the world in search of God. Download this article in
RTF format by clicking here, From the Ignatian
Tradition: A classic commentary on the Ignatian Annotations from the 1590s, never before published in English. Hunger for the Connection The school of the heart and the spirit begins with the imagination - a point that school and church bureaucrats too easily encourage us to forget. Guilt is a Cry Guilt is sometimes justified and constructive, sometimes not. Howard Gordon helps us tell the difference. ‘Here You Have Me, Lord!’: Pedro Arrupe’s First Retreat as General of the Society of Jesus, 1965 Pedro Arrupe’s retreat notes from 1965 have recently been published in Spain. Joseph Munitiz presents their riches to English-speaking readers. Following Christ in Word and Gesture How exercises in movement and gesture can bring to awareness hidden dimensions of our relationship with Christ. ‘We Shall Be Changed’ A reflection on grief and bereavement, drawing on St Paul, Julian of Norwich, and John Milton. From Despair to Communion: Discernment in the Writings of Luke What Luke’s two books, the Gospel and the Acts of the Apostles, reveal about Christian discernment then and now. Theological
Trends: A survey of what different Buddhists say about Jesus, and how these insights might enrich us, especially in our approach to believers of other traditions. Recent Books
on Michael Barnes’ new book in the theology of religions
on Charles Taylor, William James and ‘religious experience’ admires a new survey of Orthodox spirituality reviews a survey of Roman Catholic social teaching by Charles Curran on George Lindbeck’s vision of Church and theology follows Wendy Wright’s re-exploration of the Sacred Heart on theologians, Hopkins lovers, and the new dictionary of Jesuit history
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