The Jesuits USA Central and Southern Province will offer a series of Days of Reflection this spring. All are free of charge as a way of showing our gratitude to benefactors and friends. Presentations will be by Jesuits of this province. Each day begins with registration at 8:30 a.m. and ends around 2:00/2:30 p.m. Breakfast …
The Jesuits USA Central and Southern Province is set to offer a series of Days of Reflection this spring. All are free of charge as a way of showing our gratitude to benefactors and friends. Presentations will be by Jesuits of this province. Each day begins with registration at 8:30 a.m. and ends around 2:00 …
To open the Society of Jesus’ Ignatian Year, Fr. Provincial Thomas P. Greene has established an Office of Ignatian Spirituality (OIS) for the Jesuits USA Central and Southern (UCS) Province. The new office will promote collaboration among spiritual formation programs, develop formation opportunities for spiritual directors and retreat directors and increase outreach to young adults. …
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Ignatian spirituality helps people discover God working in their daily lives. It invites each to a deeper knowledge of God’s love for them and into greater freedom to follow God’s call. The gift of Ignatian spirituality is to find ourselves more engaged in the world in a prayerful way.
St. Leo is a Jesuit parish, a Catholic community centered in the Eucharist, enriched by diversity, committed to Gospel values, and continually seeking to be Christ’s servant presence in the world.
For more than 100 years, the Catholic community of St. Joseph Parish has come together to follow Jesus Christ in word and sacrament, in the education of our young, and in the service of all our sisters and brothers.
At Most Holy Trinity Church, we are proud of our Liturgical worship services and invite you to come and participate fully.
Founded in 1917, Our Lady of Guadalupe is a Jesuit parish in San Diego, Calif., whose mission is to accompany, inspire, and educate especially Mexican-Americans in their journeys with the Blessed Virgin and her Divine Son.
