In Ignatian spirituality, we often hear about personal discernment. This helps us to become aware of our own experience and to make choices. But what about groups? How do we have a conversation that leads to good group decision-making?
Communal discernment, pioneered by the Jesuits of Canada, enables groups to discover and collaborate with their own spiritual experiences.

Sr. Laurence Loubières, director of the Service for Discernment in Common, worked for 15 years in sustainable investments.