Faber Takes Three! A Weekly Reflection Sponsored by the Faber Center for Ignatian Spirituality

Each week the Faber Center website will sponsor a reflection offered by a diverse group of friends and colleagues from around the Marquette community who come from different faith traditions and beliefs.

Week of February 23 Reflection

Dr. John Pustejovsky, chair and associate professor of German in Foreign Languages and Literature, reflects on talking with parents of students and the opportunity it provides for looking at the relationships between Marquette students and their teachers and it being a place where they do the work of justice as a University.

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Week of February 15 Reflection

Dr. Heather Hathaway, associate professor of English and Africana studies, reflects on forgiveness as a gift we give to ourselves and its relationship to reconciliation.

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Week of February 8 Reflection

Dr. Michael Duffey, associate professor in Theology, reflects on a Lent as a time of coming back to our center and offers a practice that he hopes can be continued long after Easter.

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Week of February 1 Reflection

Dr. Tom Bausch, professor of Global and Social Issues in Management and Global Strategy in the College of Business Administration reflects on the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius and how they have changed and energized his life since first being introduced to them in 1956, his freshman year at John Carroll University.

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Spiritual Exercises of Saint Ignatius

The exercises are a pathway to recognizing God's activity in our deepest desires and growing in unity with God. Emerging from the experience of St. Ignatius Loyola, founder of the Society of Jesus, the Exercises provide a structured opportunity to mature in spiritual freedom and make choices that are responsive to God's call in one's life.