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Throughout the Lenten season, writers from the Ignatian network will help us find God in the chaos. Join us each day as we dive into the story of hope, of justice, of God’s presence in a chaotic, broken world.
Join us as we stand in solidarity with our migrant sisters and brothers. We will provide opportunities for you and your community to accompany migrants in prayer, fasting, and action.
During this holy season in which we pray, fast, and practice almsgiving, give up buying non-essential items in order to make space for the sacred and to give the planet a rest.
On the third anniversary of Title 42, Jesuit organizations denounce continued use of the policy & attacks on asylum at the U.S.-Mexico border.
Dany Díaz Mejía, a native of rural Honduras and a John Carroll University alum writes: We must decide if we can accept the torture of the wrongly imprisoned, in exchange for a respite from the gangs in El Salvador.
In the chaos of the world—in our own small roles—we can manifest peace to others in our everyday lives. We can be available. When we hear the cry, we can be the ones who respond.
Check in with yourself. How are you feeling about your life, your community, or the world? How are you feeling about God right now?
Francisco Mena, executive director of CRISPAZ in El Salvador, shares reflections on Fr. Rutilio Grande's life, his impact on the life of St. Oscar Romero, and his legacy in this video.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10 2023 | NEW YORK, NY | 6:30-8:30 P.M.
Join ISN for a festive celebration of the work of Ignatian Solidarity Network and honorees Ellie Hidalgo, Jack Raslowsky, and Catholic Mobilizing Network to End the Death Penalty.
ALL AGES
On-demand series | Online
Walk with other Catholics as we
learn, pray, and take action for environmental justice.
ALL AGES
On-demand series | Online
Walk with other Catholics as we
learn, pray, and take action for racial justice.
The Biden administration is taking comments from the public on their proposed rule, “Circumvention of Lawful Pathways”. The Ignatian Solidarity Network invites you to submit a public comment on this proposed rule, which will make the process for people seeking asylum significantly more difficult.
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advocated for immigration reform and environmental justice on Capitol Hill during Ignatian Family Advocacy Day
institutions held prayer vigils for immigrants on the eve of the inauguration during Prayers of Light
individuals and 26 institutions have participated in the Ignatian Carbon Challenge
young adults have connected for socializing and social justice during Solidarity on Taps
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