AMDG.  The great commandment to love your neighbor as yourself begins from a place of loving yourself well.  Today Everett Buyarski, Elizabeth Hoxie, and Therese Prudlo introduce the Ignatian education tenet of “cura personalis” or “care of the whole person”—a pragmatic yet profound discipline that forms students into the men and women they are designed to be.  The group discusses how repetition, rest, food, sleep, and exercise contribute to unity of mind, heart, and soul; encourages the idea that good is of God wherever it happens to appear; and suggests ways for families to reflect on what they give attention to and what sort of fruit it bears.
Links Elizabeth mentioned:
Characteristics of Jesuit Education.pdf (jesuitinstitute.org)
*Ignatian Pedagogy (JI Edition 2013).pdf (jesuitinstitute.org)

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This is Day 4 of the 2022 Kolbecast Convention. Previous episodes include
Day 1 with Dr. George Harne
Day 2 with Matt and Erin Ingold of Metanoia Catholic
Day 3 on the treasures of the ancient Greeks and their relevance to us today

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