Welcome to IgnatianSpirituality.com
Ignatian spirituality is a way to pray, an approach to making decisions, a point of view about God, and a practical guide to everyday life. Ignatian spirituality sees God as actively involved in the world and intimately involved with us in every moment and place.
If you’re new to Ignatian spirituality, go to the What Is Ignatian Spirituality? page of this site to get started.
Featured Ignatian Voices
Learn about St. Peter Claver, whose memorial is celebrated September 9. St. Robert Bellarmine is remembered September 17. |
The Two StandardsJoseph A. Tetlow, SJ, explains that the Spiritual Exercises’ Meditation on The Two Standards invites a choice of standing with Jesus or with the way of the world. Prayer to Find God in All ThingsA high school student’s heartfelt prayer to find God. |
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Learn About the Examen
Check out some of the videos that explain how to pray using the Examen. [read more . . .] |
Living Ignatian Spirituality Today
People inspired by Ignatian spirituality today come from varied backgrounds and demonstrate the endurance and flexibility of Ignatian spirituality as a spirituality for all times. Find articles on Working with Others, Christian Life Communities, and Magis-Driven Heroic Leadership. [read more . . .]
24 retreat centers in the United States are affiliated with the Jesuits. All of them offer Ignatian retreats throughout the year. 
The Daily Examen is an excellent practice of Ignatian prayer. It will help you find the presence of God in everyday life.