Today, I want to try something new.

Finding God in all things is at the core of Ignatian Spirituality and is rooted in our growing awareness that God can found in every one, in every event, in our histories–even the seemingly bad experiences we have gone through. When we learn to pay more attention to the God that continues to work in our lives and in the world, we become more thankful and reverent, and through this we become more devoted to God, more deeply in love with our Creator.

Today you might want to start the practice of saying “God is here.” This idea I got from UCC pastor Jane E. Vennard who said:

Practice saying “God is here” the next time you are assaulted by your neighbors’ quarrelling, see someone carelessly toss trash from a car, get drenched in an unexpected rainstorm, or bite into a mealy and tasteless apple.

The link below brings you to a presentation based on materials written by Brian Grogan, SJ, of the Irish Jesuits.
FINDING GOD IN ALL THINGS

Published by Eric Santillan

Eric Santillan has been a relationship counsellor for 21 years. He is married with two kids. He is also a productivity and organisational development consultant with a MSc from the University of Liverpool. His mission is to bring the discipline and effectiveness of organisational and management tools into personal relationships, to make them even more meaningful and full of life.

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