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 About the Ignatian Year


On May 20, the Society of Jesus and the entire Ignatian family will begin the worldwide celebration of the Ignatian Year.

On that date, 500 years ago, St. Ignatius Loyola was wounded by a cannonball while defending the city of Pamplona. For him, it was a major failure and forced a change of plans from the riches and worldly exploits he envisioned for his future. However, this failure also started a process of conversion, which led Ignatius to bigger dreams, no longer centered on himself, but rather on God. It helped him to see all things new in Christ.

In a letter announcing the Ignatian Year, Jesuit Father General Arturo Sosa writes that we celebrate this year to remind us of the daily opportunity to experience a new conversion. It is a call to allow the Lord to reveal to us new ways of following Christ.

The Ignatian Year will conclude on July 31, 2022.

To see all things new in Christ.

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A list of ministries offering the full retreat, and resources for those who want to learn more.

 
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Jesuit Saints, Blessed, and Other Important Feast Days for the Ignatian Community

 

 More Resources for the Ignatian Year