Ignatius of Loyola
Today, July 31st, the Church remembers St. Ignatius of Loyola. Much has been written about Ignatius and many (including me) incorporate all or some of what is now called “Ignatian Spirituality” as a daily exercise of body, mind, and spirit.
Here is a video meditation (32 minutes) on the saint and his spirituality, on art, on the creativity of humans, on why we continue to find ways (like sculptures) to use material objects to enter more deeply into spiritual mysteries, and on the possibility that a 16th century human can still speak powerfully to us 21st century humans.
The process of making and placing “Examen” by Joan Benefiel and Jeremy Leichman (Figuration LLC) on the campus of Fairfield University.
More about St. Ignatius in the Episcopal Blog Holy Women, Holy Men
Hear what the Spirit is saying 
Reblogged this on Father Dan's Blog and commented:
Today we remember St. Ignatius of Loyola. Earlier today I posted this on our St. Margaret’s Sunday Morning Forum Blog. Enjoy.