You help transform lives!
“I came seeking answers that I’d been looking for a long time, and this program helped me
to make some very big, life-altering decisions.
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The Ignatian Spirituality Center (ISC) has a broad vision: to offer spiritual formation, programs and retreats, special events, and community-based outreach in the Ignatian tradition and vision. This past year, over 1500 adults – young and old, rich and poor, mainstream and marginalized – came from around King and Pierce Counties seeking spiritual nourishment, growth and companionship through our programs.
ISC programs are developed and implemented by experienced lay and religious leaders, with the collaboration of local Jesuit institutions. Equally important, ISC programs are successful because of your participation!
Your gift allows us to continue to model a spirit of inclusion and hospitality so that we might offer our programs and retreats at a reasonable cost, and provide scholarships that welcome a broad diversity of participants.
No amount is too great or too small – we are grateful for any amount you are able to give! The Ignatian Spirituality Center is a 501(c)3 organization, so your entire donation is tax deductible. A written acknowledgement of your donation will be mailed to the address you provide when you click the link below to make your donation.
Thank you for supporting the Ignatian Spirituality Center!
Donations may also be sent directly via mail to:
Ignatian Spirituality Center
732 18th Avenue East
Seattle, WA 98112
Held, Encouraged, Challenged
Paula Fitzgerald Boos’ introduction to the Ignatian Spirituality Center came while working at Seattle University. A coworker told her about ISC’s Novena of Grace happening at the Chapel of St. Ignatius on campus.
“I loved the way the Novena was designed and how it invited graces into my life. I felt both held and encouraged and challenged to be the faithful person I aspire to be.”
Her curiosity led her to discover the full range of ISC programming, taking special delight in seeing the diversity of the audiences served. She has since become an enthusiastic donor, and more recently has served on the Board.
She talked about the excitement of creating spaces for people to find a spirituality that is forgiving, expansive, loving, inclusive, and playful.
“It is important to me to create what I call a ‘third space’ for finding God in all things, something more accessible. To me, God is love. An overwhelming experience of being loved—that’s what I have experienced consistently with all of the ISC programs.”
The Ignatian Spirituality Center is a 501(c)3 organization financed through donations and program income.
Donations are tax deductible for personal and corporate tax purposes. EIN 31-1531838