Dr Sally NashFeb 22, 2023
My Lent Book, what are others who follow this tradition reading? #Lent
Show threadH. MinchinFeb 26, 2023

@Rdsallynash I'm using a daily reading book loosely based on the Ignatian Spiritual Exercises - "The Ignatian Workout for Lent" by Tim Muldoon. I bought it online, and when it arrived, it wasn't what I thought it was going to be like at all! However, I'm giving it a try anyway and the first few days have said some things to me deep inside that I didn't know I needed to hear.

#SpiritualExercises #IgnatiusOfLoyola #Christianity

Show threadDr Sally NashFeb 27, 2023
@HMinchin sounds interesting, Margaret Silf who wrote book I am reading has published a bit on Ignatian spirituality and many years ago I trained as an Ignatian prayer guide.
Show threadH. Minchin
@Rdsallynash Update: I made a deliberate decision to put down my Lent book. Although it's marketed as a Lent book, it isn't really. Too many of the day's suggested activities were projects that would take several weeks. eg read a Gospel slowly, 1-2 chapters at a time; pray about your desires and journal them; learn the examen and pray it daily. It's all good stuff, but far bigger than Lent.
Mar 23, 2023 at 4:06amWeb
Show threadDr Sally NashMar 23, 2023
@HMinchin that's disappointing that it wasn't what worked for you, mine is reflecting more than doing