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Examen

St Ignatius recommended the Examen, an ancient Christian prayer, to all Jesuit priests and brothers. The prayer aims to allow you to understand how God works in your life through your thoughts, actions, and feelings.

Music:
The music is by Tom McGuinness, SJ, Programme Director at the Ignatian Spirituality Centre in Glasgow.  You can find more about his music here: www.mccrimmons.com/product/182/267

Examen Prayer I

This audio guide gives more information on praying the Examen Prayer.

Introduction to the Examen Prayer

This Examen Prayer is specifically designed for use with children of Key Stage 1 and 2 age.

At the end of your day, find a comfortable place, and remind yourself that God is there with you.

Now look back over your day. Were you at home? Were you at school? Were you somewhere else? 

What made you happy today? Did somebody say or do something that made you feel good? Someone in your family, a friend, a teacher or someone else? Did you say or do anything that made you feel good? Was there something that you really enjoyed? Whatever made you feel happy today, thank God for those things now. 

Did anything make you sad today? Maybe something that happened, or that someone said or did? Did you do something that made you feel unhappy? Maybe there is something you want to say sorry for? Whatever made you feel sad or unhappy today, remember that you are precious to God and that nothing ever changes that. 

Now think about your day tomorrow. Is there anything you would like to ask God to help you with, or anything you are worried about, or anything that you need? Talk to God about it now and ask God to be with you through your day. 

Together let’s say the Glory Be.


Examen for Children

An Examen designed for teenagers and young adults.

The Examen is a way to look back over your day to say thank you for the things which have gone well and sorry for the things which have not. By doing it each day, you will become more aware of what God is doing in your life. People who use this prayer often find that their lives just get better.
First start by finding stillness. Allow yourself to relax and just do the minimum it takes to be here. Shut your eyes if it helps. Gently listen to all the sounds around you. Try to capture each one.
Now, what was the best thing which happened today? It might be something small, it might be something big. Remember that moment in your day, see it again, touch it, hear it, smell it or taste it all over again… and whatever that moment was, just thank God for it.
Let that feeling of thankfulness spread to the whole of your day. Ask for a gentle light so you can see what God has been doing in your life.
Now replay everything that happened today in your mind, just as though you are watching a movie. Start from the moment you woke up… what you did with your day… how you spent your free time… the people you were with… what amazed you or what disappointed you…
Where you feel thankful, give thanks to God who gave you that moment…
Where you did not live up to everything you could be, say sorry to God…
Now you have replayed the day in your mind, let those feelings of gratitude and sorrow sink deeper. Speak to God about your day, in the same way you speak to one of your friends.
And finally, what is the one thing which you need to ask from God to strengthen you for tomorrow? Ask him for it now.


Examen for Young Adults

St Ignatius recommended the Examen, an ancient Christian prayer, to all Jesuit priests and brothers. The prayer aims to allow you to understand how God works in your life through your thoughts, actions, and feelings.

Music:
Hear My Prayer, O Lord by Henry Purcell, sung by the Choir of the King's Consort from Essential Purcell also available on The Complete Anthems and Services: 3. Copyright © Hyperion Records. Used with permission. 

Sefauchi's Farewell by Henry Purcell from English Lute Songs, played by Elizabeth Kenny. Copyright © Hyperion Records. Used with permission. 

Examen Prayer II

St Ignatius recommended the Examen, an ancient Christian prayer, to all Jesuit priests and brothers. The prayer aims to allow you to understand how God works in your life through your thoughts, actions, and feelings.

Music:
Above the Clouds from Enchanted Wind by Suzanne Teng. Used under a Creative Commons license from Magnatune. http://magnatune.com/artists/albums/teng-enchanted?song=1

Examen Prayer V

St Ignatius recommended the Examen, an ancient Christian prayer, to all Jesuit priests and brothers. The prayer aims to allow you to understand how God works in your life through your thoughts, actions, and feelings.

This Examen can be used everyday but is particularly designed for the end of the working week. 

Music:
Ivory Worship by Steve Sensenig from his album Ivory Worship. To find out more: http://www.pianosteve.com/


Examen Prayer VI - For The End Of The Week

Here's a montage of classic jingles that I created for iHeartMedia's KIIS-FM and KIIS-AM (now KEIB) from JAM Creative Productions, FirstCom, Century 21 Programming, and TM Century in the 1980s and 90s.

1. Outstanding by JAM (1983)
2. Outstanding and Hot KIIS DJ sings by JAM (1983-84)
3. Hot KIIS by JAM (1984)
4. Fresh Kiss by JAM (1985)
5. Jingle Warfare II TOH cut by FirstCom (1987)
6. KIIS 88 TOH cut by FirstCom (1988)
7.  LA's #1 Hit Music Station TOH cut by Century 21 (1990)
8. Southern California's Kiss TOH cut by TM Century (1992)
9. We Play the Hits TOH cut by TM Century
8. WPLJ The Jingles re-sings (re-titled Hollywood' s KIIS) by Century 21
9. More cuts from LA's #1 Hit Music Station by Century 21 (used in tandem with JAM's KIIS/90 which is not included in the montage)
10. More cuts from Southern California's Kiss by TM Century

1980s-1990s KIIS jingles (JAM/FirstCom/Century 21/TM Century)

An audio guide on praying with a Gospel passage in the Ignatian tradition of imaginative prayer.

God In All Things

Imaginative Prayer Audio Guide

(23/03/20) Evangelho Terra de Ismael

20th May 2020. Day 63 of Pandemic Poems

This recording was available until 1st December 2020

‘Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night’ © The Dylan Thomas Trust, published in The Collected Poems of Dylan Thomas (Weidenfeld & Nicolson). 

Official website: https://www.discoverdylanthomas.com/

198 Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night by Dylan Thomas

SER E PARECER / 2020.08.26  #Θέωσις +JMJ+CPTD

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