First Spiritual Exercises – Improving Freedom
We pray for all our sisters and brothers living in Indigenous communities that they may experience the freedom to shape their own future.
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First Spiritual Exercises – Always Inclusive
All of you, have unity of spirit, sympathy, love for one another, a tender heart, and a humble mind. 1 Peter 3:8-9 -
First Spiritual Exercises – Covering of generosity
Dear God, breathe into us your Spirit of Generosity, that communities in Timor-Leste may be nourished with dignity and hope. -
First Spiritual Exercises – Newness
Creator God, breathe into us a new spirit, that the students of Cambodia may grow like seedlings into strong trees of wisdom and hope. -
First Spiritual Exercises – Spirit of Pastoral Care
Loving God, pour your grace upon the students and families of the Battambang Education Project. Strengthen their spirits, light their path with hope, and bless their journey toward a future filled with knowledge, dignity, and peace. -
First Spiritual Exercises – Accompaniment
We lift up the people of Myanmar—those suffering through conflict, natural disasters, and economic hardship. May they feel the strength of our shared humanity and the comfort of accompaniment, knowing they are not alone in their struggles. -
First Spiritual Exercises – Seeking Special Need
In this moment of deep need, we seek the healing breath of the Spirit to renew peace, justice, and hope for Ukraine. Come, Lord, with your compassion and strength—breathe new life where there is pain, and light where there is despair. -
First Spiritual Exercise – Every Gift Flows Like Water
We invite you to join Ignatian Spiritual Director, Frances Tilly, to guide you through a Spiritual Reflection Exercise. -
First Spiritual Exercises – Radical Transformation
We pray for the radical transformation of opportunity for the women of Patra Kalan and all women in marginalised communities. -
First Spiritual Exercises – Building Respect
Thank you God for the strength of individuals living with a disability who inspire us daily.