Join this Ecospirituality Night with keynote Sr. Joan Brown, OSF, Executive Director of New Mexico Interfaith Power and Light, sharing her thoughts on integral ecology and how spirituality must be a lens to guide work and shift worldviews as we address climate justice and the social, ecological and economic implications.
This dialogue will examine our nation’s soul after what have been through and how to “get us out of the mess we’re in.” It will use Catholic social teaching as a lens to look at COVID-19, politics, and faith over the past two years. What are the impacts of the pandemic and the lessons we should draw from them? Where are we now? What are hopes and fears for the days ahead? Pope Francis reminds us that we can’t go back to normal, so where should we go?
Join this young adult Ecospirituality Night in conversation with Sr. Joan Brown, OSF, Executive Director of New Mexico Interfaith Power and Light, sharing her thoughts on integral ecology and how spirituality must be a lens to guide work and shift worldviews as we address climate justice and the social, ecological and economic implications.
Each year for the past ten years, your generous donations have helped provide several students at the University of Central America in El Salvador with the scholarships they need to complete their education. We intend to have an in-person event on the McNichols campus, with a performance by Ballet Folklórico México Lindo at 6:45, traditional Salvadoran […]
Join David McCallum, S.J., Founding Executive Director for the Discerning Leadership Program, for a reflective webinar on “The Heart of Discerning Leadership: Growing Beyond Polarization” at 10 AM Eastern Daylight Time on April 9.
Join this young adult Ecospirituality Night in conversation with Sharon Lavigne, Founder of RISE St. James. Sharon will share about her advocacy for environmental justice in Cancer Alley, especially through RISE St. James, a faith-based organization which is known for its success in protecting the local community.
May 23rd marks the day that the Biden Administration is scheduled to end the devastating Title 42 policy that has restricted migrants from making a legal claim for asylum at the U.S.-Mexico border. With the end of this policy now in question, migrant families will vigil at the border and invite you to join them to learn, reflect, and pray. Make sure to light a candle between 3:30 PM ET and 5:00 PM ET on Monday, May 23rd as a symbol of solidarity with these migrants.
Seeking Migration + Ecological Justice on College Campuses CALLING ALL COLLEGE STUDENTS: DEEPEN YOUR SKILLS AS ADVOCATES, ORGANIZERS, AND EDUCATORS FOR ECOLOGICAL AND MIGRATION JUSTICE. Take part in 4 days of networking; sharing goals, challenges, and best practices; sharpening organizing/advocacy skills; praying and learning about the Ignatian call to work for justice; and committing to taking coordinated, collaborative […]
The Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice, or IFTJ, is an annual gathering for members of the Ignatian family (those affiliated with both Jesuit institutions and the larger Catholic Church) to gather in the context of social justice and solidarity to learn, reflect, pray, network, and advocate together. It is a place where people are empowered, […]
The Ignatian Mass for Life will be celebrated prior to the March for Life in Washington, D.C., on Friday, January 20, 2023 at 9:30 AM, at St. Aloysius Church (19 I St NW, Washington, DC 20001) adjacent to Gonzaga College High School. Doors to the church will open at 9:00 AM.
This central gathering of Catholic social ministry leaders in the U.S. annually brings together hundreds of participants whose faith inspires them to respond to pressing current domestic and global challenges. This year’s theme, “Blessed are the Peacemakers” (Mt. 5:9), recognizes the call to heal in a world broken by conflict, division, and inequality. Inspired by […]
Ignatian Q is a conference creating community, developing spirituality, and affirming humanity for LGBTQ+ students at Jesuit schools.