Ignatian examen

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The Ignatian examen is a reflective prayer practice from the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola in which a person reviews their day to become more aware of God's presence and their interior movements.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian prayer practice
Ignatian spirituality practice
form of examen of conscience
spiritual exercise
alsoKnownAs daily examen
examen of consciousness NERFINISHED
associatedWith Jesuits NERFINISHED
Society of Jesus NERFINISHED
componentOf Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola NERFINISHED
developedInContextOf Catholic Reformation NERFINISHED
emphasizes conversion of heart
discernment of God’s action
feelings and affective responses
gratitude
hope for the future
review of the day
encourages discernment in daily life
habitual reflection
focusesOn consolation
desolation
interior movements
hasFounder Ignatius of Loyola NERFINISHED
hasOrigin Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola NERFINISHED
hasStep expression of sorrow
placing oneself in God’s presence
prayer for light
resolution for the future
review of the day
historicalPeriod 16th century
influencedBy medieval examen of conscience
influences contemporary spiritual direction
pastoral ministry approaches
retreat practices
languageOfOrigin Spanish
methodology prayerful review of experience
structured reflection
primaryPurpose awareness of God’s presence
discernment of spirits
growth in gratitude
moral and spiritual reflection
review of daily life
religiousTradition Christianity
Roman Catholicism
textualSource Spiritual Exercises, Annotation and Additions NERFINISHED
typicalDuration 10–15 minutes
typicalFrequency daily
twice daily
usedBy Jesuit communities
lay Christians
religious congregations

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