Advent Resources
We are called to Ignatian contemplation and reflective prayer to encourage us in the season of Advent. Below we highlight Advent resources in the tradition of Ignatian spirituality.
Jesuit Prayer – Receive the daily Scripture reading, an Ignatian reflection, and a short prayer each day through the app, on the website, or by signing up for the daily email. We also offer personal responses to prayer requests; all are remembered in Masses celebrated by the Jesuits.
Along the Way: A Jesuit Prayer Pod – Br. Matt Wooters, SJ, and Damian Torres-Botello, SJ, offer a guided Advent meditation twice a week throughout Advent. Click here to listen, or download it on your preferred podcast app.
25 Days of Ignatian Spiritual Gifts – Each day, the Jesuit Conference offers a short video of an Ignatian spiritual gift, presented by Jesuits and Jesuit collaborators.
Waiting in Joyful Hope: An Advent Prayer – Receive daily reflections in your inbox written by members of the Jesuit School of Theology and Santa Clara University community.
God is with You: Advent 2020 – Weekly audio reflection offered by Pray as You Go and Sacred Space.
Advent A to Z – This special e-mail series will explore seasonal themes following the alphabet for inspiration, featuring Loyola Press authors. Sign up to receive the email each day.
En Español: Jesuits Reflect on the Sunday Gospels – Presented by Comunidades Hispanas Ignacianas, each week a Jesuit shares a short video reflection in Spanish on the Gospel of the day.
Arts & Faith: Advent – Each week you will receive a video commentary about a work of art inspired by the Sunday Scriptures.
Advent Examen – Pray the Examen with themes from the Advent season.
Advent Reflections from Creighton University – Prayers and reflections on Advent themes
Universal Apostolic Preferences (UAPs) & Advent Prayer – Ignatian prayer experiences available in English, Spanish, and French.
Advent Simplicity Challenge – Sign up to receive reminders on how to commit to living a simple, more abundant life. Presented by Ignatian Solidarity Network.
Image:
Adoration of the Magi
Holy Family Church
Chicago, Illinois
Photo by Steve Donisch
