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

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

Say one for me

Wendy R - with the prayer of Thomas Merton

Sunday Worship

Children of God - with Andrew R.

God In All Things

Freedom: A Meditation

Week 1 from Laudato Si paragraph 84. 
The entire world speaks of God’s love ….
Grace: That we may recognise God in all that has been created and give praise.

Music: 'Dwell among us' by Salt of the Sound.
Instrumental: 'Light's Return' by Kourosh Dini from 'Calm'. (Licensed under a by-nc-sa license from Magnatune: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/1.0/legalcode)

Free Sound Effects (https://www.zapsplat.com). Used under their standard license agreement.

Calm

Light's Return

Music

Day 2; Week 1 - Walking with the Risen Christ; New Creation

How significant do you feel? 
In collaboration with CYMFED and Flame 2019, we have created an audio Examen prayer exercise, designed for teenagers.

Meditations Vol. 3

Renew

Significance Examen (Flame 2019)

What they said about Jesus
 
Monday - What the crowd said about him – John 12.12-19
Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord! (John 12.12)
 
Tuesday - What the Greeks said about him – John 12.20-36
We would like to see Jesus. (John 12.21)
 
Wednesday - What Judas said about him – John 12.1-11
Why wasn’t this perfume sold and the money given to the poor? (John 12.5)
 
Thursday - What Peter said about him – John 13.1-17
Lord are you going to wash my feet? (John 13.6)

Wendy R - with the prayer of Thomas Merton

St Laurence Parish Church

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