Tag Archives: Thomas Merton
Wide and Deep
I finally received my first royalty cheque from Amazon over a year after I published Stories of an Everyday Pilgrim. The amount? One hundred dollars and seventy-five cents. Humbling. I always wanted to write a book. Praying the Ignatian Exercises as … Continue reading →
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Hoodwinked
A colleague asked me if I’d like to offer spiritual direction for participants at an upcoming Ignatian retreat. As soon as I got her e-mail, I knew I wanted to say yes. I’ve done it before; I love listening to what happens in retreatants’ prayers … Continue reading →
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Tagged Esther Hizsa, evil spirit, false consolation, false self, Heart's Desire, Heidi Braacx, Ignatius of Loyola, Luke 6:44, spiritual direction, spiritual director Burnaby, spiritual director Coquitlam, Ted Rheingold, Thomas Merton, Vegan Yarn
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