Imagine Season 4: Called and converted by Jesus
Imagine: A Guide to Jesuit Prayer
English - March 02, 2022 05:00 - 4 minutesChristianity Religion & Spirituality Spirituality contemplation ignatianspirituality ignatius jesuit jesuits prayer Homepage Download Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Lent is a time of personal and communal conversion, when we acknowledge that God calls each one of us to draw closer and we examine the ways in which we need to grow in response to that call. Calling and conversion are also major themes of the Ignatian Year, which marks the 500th anniversary of St. Ignatius' conversion after being struck by a cannonball.
This new season of Imagine: A Guide to Jesuit Prayer focuses on stories of calling and conversion in the New Testament. In each episode, we will experience the many different ways in which Jesus calls people into relationship with him. Some are sudden, dramatic moments like St. Paul on the road to Damascus; others are more subtle like the woman who meets Jesus at the well. No matter how they are called, each figure continues to grow and learn what it means to be a follower and friend of Jesus.
Join Tucker Redding, S.J., on this all-new Lenten journey . Episodes will release on Saturdays, starting on March 5th.
If you're new to Ignatian contemplation or just want a refresher on this type of prayer, check out our explainer episode.
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Lent is a time of personal and communal conversion, when we acknowledge that God calls each one of us to draw closer and we examine the ways in which we need to grow in response to that call. Calling and conversion are also major themes of the Ignatian Year, which marks the 500th anniversary of St. Ignatius' conversion after being struck by a cannonball.
This new season of Imagine: A Guide to Jesuit Prayer focuses on stories of calling and conversion in the New Testament. In each episode, we will experience the many different ways in which Jesus calls people into relationship with him. Some are sudden, dramatic moments like St. Paul on the road to Damascus; others are more subtle like the woman who meets Jesus at the well. No matter how they are called, each figure continues to grow and learn what it means to be a follower and friend of Jesus.
Join Tucker Redding, S.J., on this all-new Lenten journey . Episodes will release on Saturdays, starting on March 5th.
If you're new to Ignatian contemplation or just want a refresher on this type of prayer, check out our explainer episode.
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