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The Ignatian Way for the Ignatian Year

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Soon we’ll begin an Ignatian Year for the Society of Jesus and all who follow the ways of Ignatian spirituality. May 20, 2021, the starting date for the year, is the 500th anniversary of St. Ignatius Loyola’s injury during the Battle of Pamplona, which ultimately led to his conversion from soldier to saint. We here at IgnatianSpirituality.com will be celebrating the year through its conclusion on the Feast of St. Ignatius, July 31, 2022.

First up, we invite you to learn more about the elements of Ignatian spirituality through the Ignatian Way series. This video series, based on materials written by Brian Grogan, SJ, of the Irish Jesuits, has already been a popular feature of our site. But now take advantage of our new e-mail series to accompany the videos. Each week’s message will include a link to one of the Ignatian Way videos, along with related content for further exploration of the themes.

Grogan is the author of the new book, God Is Right in Front of You: A Field Guide to Ignatian Spirituality.

3 COMMENTS

  1. From the time I began to read the teachings around the life of this great saint, am no longer the same. I think I have come to understand Who God really is .what living or life itself is all about .Am at peace with myself.ohers and the universe. .Thank my God for the revelation through your servants who continue nourishing us with your word and life giving teachings

  2. Saint Ignatius is an inspiration to the young and the young at heart. Long live the memory of his heroic services to humanity. Saint Ignatius of Loyola – Pray for us.

  3. Amen!
    I spent 2 years praying & studying & teaching men & women’s groups interested in prayer–very encouraging!
    Now that I have reached 80 this April the 13th, I have slowed down and spend much of my time in the mornings (between 3AM – 10AM) in prayer–with the help of EWTN TV and am quite peaceful! Amen! St. Ignatius is with me!

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