We invite you to join us in praying the Novena of Grace of Saint Francis Xavier from March 4-12.

The new year is an opportunity to put fresh heart and mind into rebuilding better from Covid-19, even as the pandemic remains unabated. Looking back at the past year through the eyes of faith, it might be said that this pandemic year was a graced time for us in the Ignatian family to live our spirituality more fully, and to even discover surprising new horizons of its potential. What are some lessons we can learn from our experiences of responding to the pandemic…?

Fr. James Martin, SJ, spoke at the national virtual luncheon of the Jesuit Friends and Alumni Network (JFAN) on Thursday, February 18, 2021. Fr. Martin spoke about his new book, titled “Learning to Pray: A Guide for Everyone.”

In a challenging year, the members of Jesuit and Ignatian community have organized an amazing number of wonderful programs and resources for prayer, which we have compiled here. I encourage you to take a look and consider what might help you deepen your relationship with God this Lent.

Ignatian resources from OIS and our partners across the Ignatian community designed to accompany you on your spiritual journey through Lent.

This month, Pope Francis asks us to join him in praying for women who are victims of violence, that they may be protected by society and have their sufferings considered and heeded.

We are excited to share that applications for our 2021-2023 cohorts will be available online by the end of the month! Here's another quick update from Elise. Check it out!

We’re excited to share about the updated CLA curriculum for 2021-2023.

Two elements of the Comunidades Hispanas Ignacianas make them particularly remarkable. The first is their community approach to Ignatian spirituality ministry. The second is their proximity to those on the margins of society.

In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, I invite you to watch this short video on diversity and inclusion in CLA.

We are excited to welcome Elise Gower as our new Associate Director for Contemplative Leaders in Action and the newest member of our Ignatian Young Adult Ministries team!

We need to honor the shock and grief we are currently experiencing, and we need to acknowledge that there will be no moving forward together without a profound experience of reconciliation and healing.

Let us keep our eyes on our Lord, Jesus Christ, who knows our pain, remains with us through it, and will supply the grace we need.

This month Pope Francis is asking us to join him in praying for Human Fraternity. We pray that the Lord may give us the grace to live in full fellowship with our brothers and sisters of other religions, praying for one another, open to all.

These two Christmas prayers come from the USA East Jesuit Province. Also, check out this video reflection by Fr. Jason Downer, SJ.

The Boston College School of Theology and Ministry has a number of upcoming educational opportunities for teachers, ministers, and anyone interested in Ignatian spirituality.

The coming of Christ promises renewal for each of us individually and for our world. True peace, joy, and love are sorely needed. In a year like 2020, let us not lose sight of the Source of our hope, and prepare our hearts to welcome Him when He comes.

Resources from across the Ignatian community to accompany you and deepen your prayer during this season of preparation.