The Jesuit Guide to (Almost) Everything
A Spirituality for Real Life
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St. Ignatius to the Rescue!
St. Ignatius Loyola, founder of the Jesuit Order, was known for
his practical spirituality. Now, Father James Martin translates
Ignatius's insights for a modern audience, revealing how we can
find God in our everyday lives in often surprising ways.
Includes a new reading group guide and bonus material
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Author Extras
Reading Guides:
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Critical Praise for
The Jesuit Guide to (Almost) Everything
“[The Jesuit Guide to (Almost) Everything] becomes like a read-along spiritual director, someone to prompt you with questions, redirect your gaze and help you, Martin says, to ‘discern where God might be speaking to you.’”
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USA Today
“User-friendly...The Jesuit Guide to (Almost) Everything…helpfully unpacks core precepts like ‘finding God in all things.’”
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Time.com
“An excellent introduction to Jesuit spirituality for a general reader.... [Martin’s] writing is accessible, comprehensive, and often humorous.”
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Commonweal
Writing beautifully, and with frequent touches of humor, James Martin, SJ, shows us what he’s learned in religious life, and in the process offers us a rich spiritual feast.
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Catholic Digest (Editor's Top Pick of the Month)
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Together on Retreat
How can we find God? How can we pray? What can we learn about Jesus from the New Testament stories about his ministry around the Sea of Galilee? In this innovative e-book, Rev. James Martin, S.J. invites us on an actual retreat to answer those questions and to encounter God's presence in prayer...
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Between Heaven and Mirth
In Between Heaven and Mirth , James Martin, SJ, assures us that God wants us to experience joy, to cultivate a sense of holy humor, and to laugh at life’s absurdities—not to mention our own humanity. Father Martin invites believers to rediscover the importance of humor and laughter in...
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The Jesuit Guide to (Almost) Everything
St. Ignatius Loyola (1491-1556), the founder of the Society of Jesus (aka the Jesuits), was known for his practical spirituality. The "way of Ignatius" has helped millions of people—from the doubtful seeker to the devout believer—find freedom, make friends, live simply, work sensibly,...
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