The AFF Speaker Series provides opportunities for adults to nurture their faith, including a renowned speaker series on Sunday mornings after the 9:30 am Mass.
Learn MoreSt. Ignatius Pilgrims is a Pre-K through 8th grade children’s faith formation program that focuses on forming students to develop a personal relationship with God, an emerging sense of authentic self, and an orientation toward service with a heart for justice through Ignatian pedagogy. Our program includes First Holy Communion and Confirmation preparation.
Learn MorePreparing to receive Confirmation is a time of reflection on one’s faith. This allows the person to better understand, and take more responsibility for his or her relationship with God. At St. Ignatius Parish, Confirmation is a two-year program of preparation with the Sacrament received during 8th grade.
Learn MoreBaptized Roman Catholics who have not received the sacrament of Confirmation are strongly encouraged to do so. The path depends upon one’s prior catechesis or instruction.
Learn MoreForming Our Consciences: Practicing Our Faith in a World of Gray, is a six-part series examining the formation of one’s conscience in a world that is often not black nor white, but gray. The series of six interconnected talks, delivered by distinguished spiritual guides and leaders, will take place over the course of the fall in 2021, and will include remarks alongside the opportunity for reflection and sharing. Register
Learn MoreFriends of Ignatius is a community for those whose character and faith have been touched by Jesuit ministries.
Learn MoreSt. Ignatius Parish offers a running resource/syllabus for responding to and learning about racism - "Healing Our Soul Sickness: An Anti-Racist Syllabus"
Learn MoreMagis Meals is a young adult faith formation opportunity at St. Ignatius Parish, a chance for virtual fellowship and community discussion led over Zoom.
Learn MoreManresa Gallery juxtaposes traditional and contemporary art to highlight diverse expressions of faith. It provides a space for local and international artists to contemplate and expand spiritual practices through artistic expression and community dialogue.
Learn MoreThe Men's Retreat, a half-day event held in late October, is a special time for reflection and discussion on the meaning of the Word in the daily lives of men in our contemporary, pluralistic society.
Learn MoreAre you a Catholic who seldom comes to church anymore? Do you feel separated from the Church in some ways? Are you running into obstacles in your personal faith journey? We offer support to encourage returning Catholics and to anyone facing obstacles or questions in the practice of their faith.
Learn MoreRCIA is for those wishing to be baptized as Catholics, for baptized Christians who would like to join the Catholic community, for baptized Catholics seeking preparation for First Communion or Confirmation, and finally for anyone reconnecting with the Catholic Church after a long absence.
Learn MoreFind what you need for your spiritual journey at In All Things, our parish bookstore. As a ministry of St. Ignatius Parish, we curate books and products that spark wonder, foster engagement, and guide discernment. In All Things is open online, and purchases are available for socially distant pickup.
Learn MoreOccasional talks on traditional or contemporary theological, social or political issues. A series of lectures, geared to RCIA participants, but open to all parishioners, so that they might refresh or deepen their understanding of particular area of the Catholic faith.
Learn MoreThis is an opportunity for "finding God in all things".
Learn MoreThe Women's Retreat, a half-day event held in late October, is a special time for reflection and discussion on the meaning of the Word in the daily lives of women in our contemporary, pluralistic society.
Learn MoreFollowing the Women's Retreat, help form a women's spirituality group.
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