Please register by Tuesday, April 18, 2023.

ABOUT THIS PROGRAM

In this experiential discernment series, we will explore various ways to listen to the Spirit’s movement in our lives, choices, and communities. Through prayer, reimagined presentations, meaningful, creative reflection, and conversation in community, we will consider Ignatian discernment and discuss how it applies in the midst of our current cultural, social, racial and personal contexts. Together, we will learn to cultivate and embody these principles in our everyday lives.

This program is for anyone interested in learning about and integrating Ignatian Discernment as a spiritual practice – newcomers, as well as those seeking to deepen their understanding, are encouraged to participate. All are welcome!

COST

Early Bird Rates (until March 31):

• Standard Rate - $150

• Young Adult (20s & 30s) Rate - $100

Regular Rates (until April 17):

• Standard Rate - $170

• Young Adult (20s & 30s) Rate - $110

Partial and Partial Work Scholarships are available. Please email Maria Ochoa Vazquez at maria@ignatiancenter.org to inquire.

HELP SUPPORT A PARTICIPANT

If you would like to help subsidize the cost of participation for another person, we welcome your donation. Thank you for helping us to make it possible for all persons to participate in this program! 

Spread the Word

Print and post the flyer here.

About the Presenter

Marilyn Nash (she/her/hers) is a spiritual director, facilitator, and educator who believes in Revolutionary Love. Her passions include Ignatian spirituality and discernment; the intersection of faith and racial justice; embodied healing work; and accompanying people in making meaning of small moments and big choices.

As a consultant Marilyn facilitates conversations, small groups, and presentations to encourage values-based decision-making that accounts for our current social context and the distortion of whiteness. i.e., the culture of racism. (www.AChangeofBeing.com) She teaches Ignatian Spirituality at Seattle University, has an active spiritual coaching practice, and regularly facilitates with organizations in the Jesuits West province - including this discernment series.

She was born in Pennsylvania, moved to Seattle as a member of the Jesuit Volunteer Corps and fell in love with the Pacific Northwest. After JVC:NW, she worked in social services accompanying communities who were homeless or on the margins. She earned her BA in Social Work and is an alumna of Seattle University’s School of Theology and Ministry, holding a Master of Arts in Transformative Spirituality with a specialization in spiritual direction.

QUESTIONS?

Call (206) 329-4824 or email Maria Ochoa Vazquez, ISC Program Coordinator. 

Sponsored by the Ignatian Spirituality Center