God can be found in all things

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"God can be found in all things" is a central Ignatian spiritual conviction that invites people to recognize the divine presence in every aspect of daily life and the created world.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian spiritual teaching
Ignatian spiritual principle
spiritual conviction
theological concept
appliesTo created world
daily life
human relationships
suffering and joy
work and professional life
associatedWith Ignatius of Loyola
Jesuits
linked to: Society of Jesus

Society of Jesus
centralTo Ignatian spirituality
Jesuit spirituality
contrastsWith strict separation of sacred and secular
emphasizes contemplation in action
discernment in ordinary life
divine presence in everyday life
finding God in daily experience
integration of prayer and action
sacramentality of creation
geographicalOrigin Europe
Spain
hasAlternativeFormulation finding God in all things
hasOriginIn Ignatian spirituality
influences Ignatian pastoral practice
Jesuit education
Jesuit social apostolate
linked to: Jesuit ministries
language English
relatedTo Christian humanism
Ignatian discernment
Spiritual Exercises of Ignatius of Loyola
linked to: Spiritual Exercises

examen prayer
theology of creation
religiousTradition Christianity
Roman Catholicism
supportsPractice ethical engagement with the world
gratitude for creation
reflective awareness of God
timePeriodOfFormulation 16th century
viewOnWorld the world as a place of encounter with God

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Ignatian spirituality viewOnWorld God can be found in all things
Varkari tradition teaches God resides in the hearts of devotees
linked to: God can be found in all things