St. Ignatius Parish is a Jesuit parish grounded in the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius. Together we travel a faith journey of devotion, prayer, inquiry and holiness.
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The Spiritual ExercisesSt. Ignatius Parish is a Jesuit parish grounded in the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius. Together we travel a faith journey of devotion, prayer, inquiry and holiness.Become a Parishioner/join-us_self
Neighbor to NeighborNeed a little help? Or know a parishioner who does? The St. Ignatius Parish Neighbor to Neighbor ministry is available for St. Ignatius parishioners, who will be helped by other parishioners. How We Can Help/neighbor-to-neighbor_self
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Come to a Catholic call to faithful action in uncertain times! At this event we'll explore questions such as: How does the Catholic Church call us to welcome and walk with our immigrant brothers and sisters? How do we apply that teaching in our own lives? At this event, Ana Grande, PhD, will guide us to discern our response to our call to faithful action through reflection and conversation using the Cardijn method. The Cardijn method, developed by the late Cardinal Joseph Cardijn and expanded by liberation theologians, invites us to see the local realities and challenges, reflect on our observations through the lens of Scripture and Catholic teachings, and act to address the needs we have observed. This framework has greatly informed Ana Grande's experience as a leader and organizer in Los Angeles, and she will use it to lead us in reflection and a discussion of how we can walk with and protect our immigrant communities during these uncertain times.
As a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) volunteer for the past 6 years, I have had the privilege of being a consistent presence in a remarkable young man’s life as he navigated the complexities of the foster care system. Through moves across two counties, multiple foster placements, and five different schools, I witnessed firsthand the instability that so many youth in foster care face – cycling through numerous social workers, lawyers, and therapists. While each professional played an important role, the frequent turnover made it difficult to establish deep, trusting relationships. CASA volunteers become the thread of continuity, the person who knows the whole story and remains by their side.
Sacred Ground is a film- and readings-based dialogue series on race, grounded in faith. Small groups are invited to walk through America’s history of race and racism, while weaving in threads of family story, economic class and political and regional identity.
Volunteer! The St. Ignatius Shelter Meal Program fosters community, lifts souls, and nourishes the bodies and spirits of homeless people and volunteers. A shared meal is one of the most fundamental forms of human interaction, and a fine meal, carefully prepared, is an act of love. We create a temporary oasis from the harsh realities of life on the street. In an environment of warmth, hospitality, compassion, and fun, people relax, regain strength, and renew their self-respect and purpose.
Help support St. Ignatius Parish's Giving Tree Project and bring holiday cheer to children, teens, adults and seniors in need in San Francisco. Simply take a tag (or more!) from the Giving Tree near the Parker Street entrance. Help us reach 100% fulfillment and return your gift by December 14 so that the gifts can be distributed to our participants. Please return your gift-tag with a gift card firmly attached in the basket by the Mary Altar at the front left of the main altar. Simply attach the gift tag to the gift, no box or additional wrapping is required! After church hours you can bring your gift to the Parish office or put it in the mail slot.