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.

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...