The Master Reflection Book
Description: Created by the staff at Canisius College, this booklet brings together prayers from multiple languages, reflection questions, readings, and a guide to hand-washing your clothes!
“Meeting the Victim”
/in Canisius College, El Salvador, Group Formation, ReflectionDescription: James Martin, S.J., shares a reflection from the late Dean Brackley, S.J., in an October 2011 issue of America Magazine
Tips for Reflection Facilitation
/in Loyola University Chicago, ReflectionDescription: Tips for facilitating reflection in an immersion experience group
Theological Reflection: Purpose and Overview
/in Group Formation, Loyola University Chicago, ReflectionDescription: An overview of the praxis-model based method of theological reflection
Guiding Questions and Activities for Reflection During an ABI
/in Group Formation, Loyola University Chicago, Prayer, ReflectionDescription: A guide of activities and questions to prepare a group for reflection to be used over the course of many meetings
8th Day Center for Justice: Toward A Spirituality of Justice
/in Group Formation, Post-Trip, Prayer, ReflectionDescription: A collection of materials on faith and justice assembled by the 8th Day Center for Justice
The Justice Circle
/in Group Formation, Loyola University Chicago, Post-Trip, ReflectionDescription: Ignatian Pedagogy of Justice: Experience, Understanding, Imagination and Action written by Dan Hartnett, S.J.
“Crosses and Resurrections: Good News from Central America”
/in El Salvador, Group Formation, Honduras, Marquette University, Nicaragua, Panama, Post-Trip, ReflectionDescription: A reflective article written by Dean Brackley, S.J., regarding the joys and challenges of life in Central America for the economically poor.
“Service Can Change Others”
/in Group Formation, Marquette University, Reading Resources, ReflectionDescription: National Catholic Reporter (10/20/11) article written by April Gutierrez
“Education Beyond the Comfort Zone”
/in Group Formation, Marquette University, Post-Trip, Reading Resources, Reflection, University of San FranciscoDESCRIPTION: Article written by Rev. Stephen Privett, S.J., former president of the University of San Francisco that includes the following quotation: “Stepping out of one’s “comfort zone” to experience firsthand the glaring inequities and rampant injustices of our world has the power to change our perspectives and priorities.”