ISP Board member Erin Donohue Lanzo recently wrote an article for the Jesuit Volunteer Corps (JVC) alumni newsletter, highlighting her twenty-year journey bringing together Ignatian spirituality, behavioral health, and homelessness to “build a more just and...
“Recovery means being able to be the authentic self that God created me to be.” -Dawn “What does recovery mean to me? Abundant life!” -Dorothy It’s National Recovery Month, which is close to our hearts here at ISP. We believe recovery is for everyone: “every...
As we continue to make our way back from COVID, our ongoing spiritual reflection sessions continue to be the strength of ISP programs. These hour-long reflections, often embedded inside a shelter or social service agency, provide ongoing pastoral support to...
ISP has updated our Covid-19 policy, effective March 15, 2022. As pastoral representatives of the Ignatian Spirituality Project charged with ensuring the health and safety of our community and participants, all ISP volunteers are required to be fully vaccinated prior...
We are thrilled to introduce ISP Journey—our very own mobile app! ISP Journey is a dynamic new way to invite people recovering from homelessness and addiction to encounter God’s love, healing and hope. With the touch of a finger, app users engage in reflections that...
Dear ISP friends and family, It is with great respect for the Ignatian Spirituality Project and anticipation of its bright future that I announce my resignation as Executive Director of ISP on December 31, 2020. In the new year, I will be joining the advancement...
