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As we continue our Lenten journey, this month we invite you to take a moment for yourself - through prayer, art, contemplation and stories of encounter - deepen attentiveness to God’s grace and call within your own heart and your community.
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March 2026

Dear ,


As we continue our Lenten journey, this month we invite you to take a moment for yourself - through prayer, art, contemplation and stories of encounter - deepen attentiveness to God’s grace and call within your own heart and your community.

On the Lenten Journey

Michael Ryan SJ from the JISA Campion Team in Victoria, invites us to reflect on Pope Leo’s invitation to focus on Listening, Abstinence and Community this Lent.

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We Walk By Faith

We are delighted to bring you the next instalment of Imaginative Contemplations from We Walk By Faith - Spiritual Contemplation for All. Created by two Ignatian religious, Sr Mary O’Shannessy FCJ and Fr Justin Glyn SJ - both legally blind - these contemplations draw from their lived experience, and with deep fidelity to the heart of the Exercises, a more spacious, inclusive welcome.

PRAY HERE

Gently, Lightly and Sweetly…

Mark and Mary Diggins, spiritual directors with JISA Canisius, explore the ‘Camino' as a journey that begins not at physical departure points but within the heart. They draw on Ignatius’s experience of discernment, highlighting the True Spirit’s gentle guidance compared to the disruptive nature of the False Spirit.

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‘The Way’ to Jesus – A Ceramic Story

Two beautiful ceramic sculptures of Ignatius with Mary – as a young boy and at Monserrat. Read what inspired Margaret Strobl, Giver of the First Spiritual Exercises, and sculptural ceramicist, to create these pieces.

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Subtle repetitions and remembering my core

No amount of cardio or strength training will help you if your core isn’t engaged. Core work must come first. A helpful metaphor for our spiritual lives – core strength isn’t built through big dramatic movements but through small, subtle, almost invisible ones – tightening of deep muscles, subtle balancing, and repetition. It’s patient work. Foundational work. And without it, everything else becomes inefficient, wobbly, or even risky.

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Ignatian Formation for Leadership

Strengthen and embed identity, purpose, and vision in your teams and organisations. Grow a spiritual basis for wellbeing and good learning. We can tailor and facilitate one-off or suites of programs for your people and train you to use these tools for refreshment, becoming unstuck, and clear direction.

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