Ignatius imagines us as co-laborers with Jesus, working with him side-by-side in the vineyard of the kingdom. Andy, Kay, and former staff member Fr. Brent Otto, SJ, unpacks this Ignatian idea.

As we celebrate the Incarnation of Christ at Christmas we explore the Ignatian concept of finding God in all things with a focus on the body. Ignatian-trained yoga instructors Cathy Crosby and Kimi Nettuno discuss this with Andy Otto.

Why is gratitude so central to Ignatian spirituality? It's all about the gifts. Andy chats with Maria Cressler and Fr. Bill Noe, SJ about thanksgiving.

What does it mean to do "God's will"? Fr. Peter, Sarah, and Andy talk about the Ignatian understanding of this concept and the role of the True Self in our journey with God. Our past episodes on indifference and desire will be helpful listens, too.

What is the concept of Ignatian "indifference"? There are many names for it: detachment, freedom, letting go, being at a balance... Living into it can transform your spiritual life. Maria, Kay, and Andy discuss this principle.

Ignatius knew that our deep desires propel us forward in the Christian journey. Sarah, Fr. Bill, and Andy discuss the Ignatian concept of desire and how it relates to our spiritual life.

Ignatius called himself "the Pilgrim", but what is pilgrimage? Maria, Kay, and Andy talk about how pilgrimage is a journey to know one's self better and to know Jesus better. And the journey leads to love.

What does it mean when Ignatius says we can speak to Jesus like a friend? As we begin this Ignatian year, we talk about the depth of companionship and intimacy with God that Ignatius is inviting us to.

Sarah Otto speaks with Fr. Peter Fink, SJ and Maria Cressler about St. Ignatius' devotion to Mary and the topic of motherhood, which we specially honor together each May.

Maria Cressler and Fr. Joe Lingan, SJ speak to Andy Otto about finding hope in life's various transitions.