Ignatian Spirituality
Finding God in All Things
Ignatian spirituality challenges us to encounter God in all things, witnessing to the joy of the Gospel. We go forth into the world as contemplatives in action, discerning God’s desire for our lives here, now, and acting on God’s invitation. We are women and men for and with others, hearing both the cry of the earth and the cry of the poor—and responding. And we do all for the greater glory of God.
The Ignatian Year
From May 2021 until July 2022, the Society of Jesus celebrates an Ignatian Year.
Start Practicing Ignatian Spirituality Right Now
Ignatian spirituality isn't some high-minded path for a few saints, but a spirituality for all of us — no matter who we are or what we're going through. It's a set of tools available to us right now in our everyday life. Ready to get started?
Cultivate gratitude as you recognize God in each day.
The Jesuit Prayer app offers reflections on daily Scripture.
Find God in all things with these Wednesday stories and reflections.
Discover how Ignatius' gift to the world can be applied in your life.
Find more great tools for Ignatian spirituality in our Resource Library.
See Your Life Through An Ignatian Lens
Apply lessons from the life of St. Ignatius to the joys and challenges of your day-to-day.
The soldier-turned-saint, Ignatius of Loyola, shows us what it means to discern the will of God. Want to hear his story? Learn more.
Sometimes getting hit in the leg with a cannonball is a good thing. How can that be? Find out.
St. Ignatius stood before Our Lady of Montserrat and surrendered himself to God. We’re called to do the same. Reflect now.
“Go set the world on fire.” Nope. He never said it. Hear more Ignatian myths. Listen now.