While Ignatius recommends setting aside time for
prayer and communion with the Lord, in his personal life, prayer was never
separated from action. There was a constant interplay between experience,
reflection, decision and action, in line with the ideal of being a
contemplative in action like Jesus himself was.
All too often, we tend to separate the sacred from
the secular, the soul from the body, word from action, and even the Eucharist
from life. Through the intercession of St. Ignatius we pray for the grace to be
inspired by our Master Jesus to be able to find God in all things and all
things in him.
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