Um exame para a vida toda durante o COVID-19
O Exame de Consciência é um método tradicional de consciência orante que é alicerce da espiritualidade inaciana e da educação jesuíta.
Dr. Susan Haarman is the associate director at Loyola University Chicago’s Center for Engaged Learning, Teaching, and Scholarship where she facilitates faculty development and the university's service-learning program. She has degrees from Marquette University, Loyola University of Chicago, and the Jesuit School of Theology at Berkeley, and previously served as the faith and justice campus minister and ran service immersions. In addition to having a Ph.D. in Cultural and Educational Policy Studies, she holds a Master's in Divinity, a Master's in Community Counseling, a certificate in directing the 19th Annotation of the Spiritual Exercises, and is a licensed therapist. Her research focuses on the intersection between social justice education, community-based learning, civic identity, and imagination. She is also an improviser and a storyteller. She plans to spend Pride trying to talk her girlfriend into finally watching D.E.B.S.
O Exame de Consciência é um método tradicional de consciência orante que é alicerce da espiritualidade inaciana e da educação jesuíta.
El Examen es un método tradicional de conciencia de oración que constituye una base de la espiritualidad ignaciana y la educación jesuita. Especialmente en tiempos de incertidumbre y cambios repentinos, es esencial dedicar tiempo a la reflexión.
In light of the new set of circumstances many of us find ourselves in with COVID-19, it is helpful to adapt the Examen to this unique situation.
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