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History
Founded in Santa Clara County in 2008, Ignatian Companions expanded to Alameda, Contra Costa, and San Mateo Counties in 2010. In the fall of 2013 we expanded once again by offering our program in the City of San Francisco.
Due to our initial success, Jesuits West, a province of the Society of Jesus, has recognized Ignatian Companions as an endorsed work of the Province. As such, we have been able to strategically partner with a variety of Jesuit organizations, including the Ignatian Center for Jesuit Education and the Jesuit communities of Santa Clara University and Jesuit School of Theology in Berkeley. Generous resources such as meeting facilities, liturgical space, spiritual direction and faith facilitation have been shared with us through these vital collaborations.
We are also grateful for our ongoing relationships with local and regional community-based and faith-based organizations that support our common mission.
Due to our initial success, Jesuits West, a province of the Society of Jesus, has recognized Ignatian Companions as an endorsed work of the Province. As such, we have been able to strategically partner with a variety of Jesuit organizations, including the Ignatian Center for Jesuit Education and the Jesuit communities of Santa Clara University and Jesuit School of Theology in Berkeley. Generous resources such as meeting facilities, liturgical space, spiritual direction and faith facilitation have been shared with us through these vital collaborations.
We are also grateful for our ongoing relationships with local and regional community-based and faith-based organizations that support our common mission.
News
Read this article in The Catholic Voice about the Companions program.
Companions answer the call to direct service with the poor
By Michele Jurich
Mature people who have the "desire to deepen their spiritual life and connect service and spirituality" are being invited to journey with like-minded individuals through Companions in Ignatian Service and Spirituality. Among those who have answered this call is Rita Mitchell, a parishioner at Corpus Christi in Piedmont and St. Perpetua in Lafayette, who joined the first year Companions was offered at Santa Clara University's Jesuit School of Theology in Berkeley. It had been originally thought that retirement would be the entry point for Companions but many of the participants are working, as Mitchell is, or semi-retired. The program begins with a 10-month program of monthly meetings, bookended by retreats.We are also grateful for our ongoing relationships with local and regional community-based and faith-based organizations that support our common mission.
Read the full article HERE
Companions answer the call to direct service with the poor
By Michele Jurich
Mature people who have the "desire to deepen their spiritual life and connect service and spirituality" are being invited to journey with like-minded individuals through Companions in Ignatian Service and Spirituality. Among those who have answered this call is Rita Mitchell, a parishioner at Corpus Christi in Piedmont and St. Perpetua in Lafayette, who joined the first year Companions was offered at Santa Clara University's Jesuit School of Theology in Berkeley. It had been originally thought that retirement would be the entry point for Companions but many of the participants are working, as Mitchell is, or semi-retired. The program begins with a 10-month program of monthly meetings, bookended by retreats.We are also grateful for our ongoing relationships with local and regional community-based and faith-based organizations that support our common mission.
Read the full article HERE
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A ministry of St. Agnes Parish in the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood of San Francisco, the Ignatian Spiritual Life Center has a three council structure that discerns the programming we need to live an Ignatian life of devotion and service. Our areas of focus are Church Justice, Global Justice and Spiritual Life. Each council offers programming aimed at mobilizing the larger community to love the world the way God intends. Programming includes adult education and faith formation, the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius, spiritual direction, opportunities for prayer and retreat, and an ongoing commitment to dialogue and service in our Church and world. |
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