The ignatian Spirituality center

The Center brings together lay people, vowed religious, and Jesuits trained in Ignatian and other spiritualities to provide programs, retreats, spiritual direction, and resources designed to deepen spiritual growth and assist persons of all faiths to serve Christ’s mission of compassion, healing, and justice.

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Your Voice Matters

The Ignatian Spirituality Center Board and staff are embarking on our strategic planning process to shape our next five-year plan, and we want to hear from you. Your insights and hopes for ISC are a vital part of this process. This brief survey (5–7 minutes) will provide valuable input to help guide our priorities for the years ahead. As a thank-you, all who complete the survey will be entered into a drawing for a complimentary ISC program or retreat.

Please participate before January 30.

Introducing The Ignatian Way

Our new Ignatian Way program equips ecumenical BIPOC and young adults with the tools of Ignatian spirituality and supports them in returning to their communities to break open the Word in transformative ways.

Funded by a generous grant from the Lilly Endowment, The Ignatian Way is a dual-track nine-month formation program that forms and endorses emerging leaders for public ministry in preaching and spiritual companionship while nurturing care for the whole person with retreats and regular prayer.

The first cohorts of Ignatian Way Preachers and Spiritual Companions begin October 31—and applications are now open!

Programs & Retreats

Participate in one of our many program and retreat opportunities offered in the Puget Sound Region and via Zoom.

The Ignatian Way

Our newest program, The Ignatian Way is a dual-track nine-month program that forms emerging BIPOC and young adult leaders for public ministry in preaching and spiritual companionship.

Spiritual Direction

Be matched with an Ignatian-trained spiritual director to uncover longings of the heart and discern paths of spiritual growth and service.