What recovery teaches is something all of us need to learn: how to heal and begin again. “No One Heals Alone” follows six movements on the journey of recovery, told by the people who have walked them, with what the spiritual traditions and the science say alongside each one.

“And I thought, yes, ISP!” After retiring from a lifetime of ministry, Jean Thoresen found her people, and set about rebuilding ISP’s Twin Cities community one phone call at a time.

Thirty-five people stepped into the Commons at the University of Detroit Jesuit High School on May 8 for an evening of square dancing, storytelling, and the kind of joy and connection that lives at the heart of every ISP retreat.

Inside Company of Grace 2026: the fireside conversation with Fr. Tim McCabe, Christine Haley, and ISP Ambassadors of Hope, plus the 2026 Award.

Former board member Betty Collins shares why she donates to the Ignatian Spirituality Project — and how ISP helps people move from shame to acceptance.

For the first time, ISP walked at Boston Winter Walk — and more than 100 people from schools, parishes, retreat centers, and volunteer programs showed up together.

Ignatian spirituality is supposed to be lived. ISP alumni are walking into Jesuit high school classrooms and showing students what that looks like, carried by their own experience of recovery, faith, and community.

Nearly 200 walkers gathered in Chicago to support our unhoused neighbors. Read about the vibrant community spirit, Reggie’s moving witness on recovery, and how we reached our $12,000 goal to provide “scaffolding for the soul.”

Bridge House Executive Director Kevin Gardere explains how ISP retreats provide the “spiritual scaffolding” that improves recovery retention and impresses clinical auditors.