Walk with us this winter as we take steps of hope toward ending homelessness. Join the ISP team in Boston or Chicago on Sunday, February 8.

In a polarized world, listening is a radical act. Fr. Bill Creed, SJ invites us to practice H.O.P.E. and trust the “slow work of God.”

My relationship with the Ignatian Spirituality Project began with a simple act of gratitude, a gesture that would ultimately shape my family’s commitment to service.

“Healing happens in relationship. None of us are on the path alone.” For Kevin and Amy — married for 27 years and companions in both struggle and hope — addiction, homelessness, and recovery have marked their journey. Together, they show us what it means to find new...

“Sharing my story from the beginning was so important because it pushed me to touch on those things that hurt so bad that I never wanted to talk about.”  Alice’s words reveal a truth at the heart of healing: our stories — including the wounds we would rather bury —...

“I knew I didn’t want to go back to the way I was living.” These words, spoken by Claire, an ISP alumna and leader from Houston, echo what so many feel at a turning point in life — when the pain of staying the same becomes greater than the fear of change. Her story...

Over the past 25+ years, thousands of people have participated in ISP programs across the country. In their stories, we have seen a consistent pattern emerge. Transformation is not a one-time event or a straight line, but a rhythm people circle through as we grow —...

Two hundred high school students witnessed the power of spiritual companionship as Queen Brown, ISP Ambassador of Hope, shared her journey from homelessness to healing at Loyola Academy’s symposium.