Join your fellow parishioners for coffee and conversation after the Sunday 10:00 am Mass.

Confirmation students (7th and 8th graders) will fill all Liturgical Ministry roles at this Mass. These special Masses, Youth Masses, happen during seven 5 pm Sunday Masses during the Children's Faith Formation program year, September 2025 to May 2026. People who have been confirmed in previous years, but who are still in high school may fill-in as needed. Everyone is invited to these Masses. A signup form will be available here closer to the program year.

Come hang out with us for a relaxed and meaningful Bible Study where we’ll dive into the upcoming Sunday readings!

Do you love the Word of God and want to more fully engage in Sunday liturgy? Then Breaking Open the Word, a weekly Scripture study group which meets Tuesdays afternoons at 4:00 PM on Zoom, is for you! Each week we study the First Reading, Psalm, and Gospel for the upcoming Sunday. Newcomers welcome!

Looking for a new way to pray? Described as a "prayerful listening to the word of God," Lectio Divina invites us to meditate on the scriptures and receive what we need in the moment. We have two Lectio Divina Prayer Groups. The first meets weekly on Thursday mornings after the 8 am Mass (around 9 am) and the second also meets on Thursdays, but at 10:30 am. The first groups meet in the Manresa Gallery (in the southeast corner of the church) and the second group meets in the Accolti room in Fromm Hall. Join us!

Looking for a new way to pray? Described as a "prayerful listening to the word of God," Lectio Divina invites us to meditate on the scriptures and receive what we need in the moment. We have two Lectio Divina Prayer Groups. The first meets weekly on Thursday mornings after the 8 am Mass (around 9 am) and the second also meets on Thursdays, but at 10:30 am. The first groups meet in the Manresa Gallery (in the southeast corner of the church) and the second group meets in the Accolti room in Fromm Hall. Join us!

Join other parishioners every Saturday to pray the Rosary. Groups meet at at 8:35 am and 4:15 pm in the Church.

This Saturday will be our monthly St. Ignatius Parish Bike Ride. As is our tradition, we'll meet at 9:30 behind St. Ignatius Church, roll down through Golden Gate Park and along Ocean Beach to Sloat Blvd, then meander back up together. Participants should be comfortable with an intermediate level ride of about 12 miles round trip including moderate sustained hill-climbing on the return. Your bike should be in good working order. See you out there! We generaly ridde on the first Saturday of the month. New cyclists are welcome!

Join your fellow parishioners for coffee and conversation after the Sunday 10:00 am Mass.

Do you love the Word of God and want to more fully engage in Sunday liturgy? Then Breaking Open the Word, a weekly Scripture study group which meets Tuesdays afternoons at 4:00 PM on Zoom, is for you! Each week we study the First Reading, Psalm, and Gospel for the upcoming Sunday. Newcomers welcome!

Looking for a new way to pray? Described as a "prayerful listening to the word of God," Lectio Divina invites us to meditate on the scriptures and receive what we need in the moment. We have two Lectio Divina Prayer Groups. The first meets weekly on Thursday mornings after the 8 am Mass (around 9 am) and the second also meets on Thursdays, but at 10:30 am. The first groups meet in the Manresa Gallery (in the southeast corner of the church) and the second group meets in the Accolti room in Fromm Hall. Join us!

Looking for a new way to pray? Described as a "prayerful listening to the word of God," Lectio Divina invites us to meditate on the scriptures and receive what we need in the moment. We have two Lectio Divina Prayer Groups. The first meets weekly on Thursday mornings after the 8 am Mass (around 9 am) and the second also meets on Thursdays, but at 10:30 am. The first groups meet in the Manresa Gallery (in the southeast corner of the church) and the second group meets in the Accolti room in Fromm Hall. Join us!

Older, Wiser, Livelier Seniors (OWLS) is a thriving ministry as seniors (50+) gather to enjoy each other’s company and participate in a variety of activities that reflect the interests of senior members of our parish. The group meets once a month, on the second Friday of the month.

Join other parishioners every Saturday to pray the Rosary. Groups meet at at 8:35 am and 4:15 pm in the Church.

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.

Join your fellow parishioners for coffee and conversation after the Sunday 10:00 am Mass.

Do you love the Word of God and want to more fully engage in Sunday liturgy? Then Breaking Open the Word, a weekly Scripture study group which meets Tuesdays afternoons at 4:00 PM on Zoom, is for you! Each week we study the First Reading, Psalm, and Gospel for the upcoming Sunday. Newcomers welcome!

Looking for a new way to pray? Described as a "prayerful listening to the word of God," Lectio Divina invites us to meditate on the scriptures and receive what we need in the moment. We have two Lectio Divina Prayer Groups. The first meets weekly on Thursday mornings after the 8 am Mass (around 9 am) and the second also meets on Thursdays, but at 10:30 am. The first groups meet in the Manresa Gallery (in the southeast corner of the church) and the second group meets in the Accolti room in Fromm Hall. Join us!

Looking for a new way to pray? Described as a "prayerful listening to the word of God," Lectio Divina invites us to meditate on the scriptures and receive what we need in the moment. We have two Lectio Divina Prayer Groups. The first meets weekly on Thursday mornings after the 8 am Mass (around 9 am) and the second also meets on Thursdays, but at 10:30 am. The first groups meet in the Manresa Gallery (in the southeast corner of the church) and the second group meets in the Accolti room in Fromm Hall. Join us!

Join other parishioners every Saturday to pray the Rosary. Groups meet at at 8:35 am and 4:15 pm in the Church.

Join your fellow parishioners for coffee and conversation after the Sunday 10:00 am Mass.

Do you love the Word of God and want to more fully engage in Sunday liturgy? Then Breaking Open the Word, a weekly Scripture study group which meets Tuesdays afternoons at 4:00 PM on Zoom, is for you! Each week we study the First Reading, Psalm, and Gospel for the upcoming Sunday. Newcomers welcome!

Looking for a new way to pray? Described as a "prayerful listening to the word of God," Lectio Divina invites us to meditate on the scriptures and receive what we need in the moment. We have two Lectio Divina Prayer Groups. The first meets weekly on Thursday mornings after the 8 am Mass (around 9 am) and the second also meets on Thursdays, but at 10:30 am. The first groups meet in the Manresa Gallery (in the southeast corner of the church) and the second group meets in the Accolti room in Fromm Hall. Join us!

Looking for a new way to pray? Described as a "prayerful listening to the word of God," Lectio Divina invites us to meditate on the scriptures and receive what we need in the moment. We have two Lectio Divina Prayer Groups. The first meets weekly on Thursday mornings after the 8 am Mass (around 9 am) and the second also meets on Thursdays, but at 10:30 am. The first groups meet in the Manresa Gallery (in the southeast corner of the church) and the second group meets in the Accolti room in Fromm Hall. Join us!

Join other parishioners every Saturday to pray the Rosary. Groups meet at at 8:35 am and 4:15 pm in the Church.

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.