ISI Ignatian Foundations provides courses for basic understanding in ignatian spirituality and prayer. Course are open to anyone interested in attending. New courses begin in the Fall of 2017 with registration beginning mid-June 2017.
ISI offers an experience of the Spiritual Exercises of St Ignatius in everyday life, also known as the 19th annotation retreat. Retreatants pray daily and meet weekly with a retreat director over a ten to eleven month period. Application required.
This five semester formation program includes advanced study of the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius and the art of ignatian spiritual companioning. The next cohort will begin January 2018. Application required.
Sold out: space is unavailable for the practicum at this time
This is a workshop providing instruction and formation for planning and giving talks rooted in Ignatian spirituality in parish missions, days of reflection, or preached retreats. The practicum will offer instruction and one-to-one mentoring regarding:
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This workshop is for persons - Jesuits, religious, and lay - who offer spiritual companioning in the Ignatian tradition, including guiding the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius.
The workshop retreat will pay close attention to:
Ignatian spirituality invites us to connect with a God active and laboring in the world around us. These days, when we turn on the television, read the news, or surf the Internet, we may see everything but God amidst many images of suffering people at home or abroad...
We live in a secular culture, and it lives in us. Many of us, including people of deep faith, wonder about the role of faith in everyday life. How does a disciple of Jesus Christ live faithful in today's culture? This course will explore dispositions of the heart, known as virtues,...
The Ignatian Spirituality Institute is bringing the twelve-week retreat in everyday life, Finding Christ in the World, to St Gabriel the Archangel Catholic Church in McKinney, Texas ...
ISI Ongoing offers the Magis membership for persons currently active in the ministry of Ignatian spiritual direction and guiding others through the Spiritual Exercises. Our purpose comes from Master Ignatius, "as you aquire learning on the one hand and grow in fraternal charity on the other, you will become perfect instruments of God's grace, and collaborators in the sublime work of bringing God's creatures back to him." --St. Ignatius (letter 169, 1547) ISI Magis will next meet on August 16, 2017. Find out more...
