“That creation itself would be set free from slavery to corruption and share in the glorious freedom of the children of God.” --Romans 8:21 On the heels of last week’s discussion on C.S. Lewis and the Doctrine of Deification, tonight, the Tuesday Night Book Group considers the perspective of Bernie Owens, SJ, as we ask […]
Join us for Jesuit Friends & Alumni Sunday, an opportunity for alumni and friends of Jesuit schools to share their common bonds through the celebration of liturgy. The Mass will be followed by a reception in Wallace Hall.
A longtime atheist psychologist cited as "the most influential public intellectual in the Western world" has also been called "the person most responsible for reintroducing God and the Bible into mainstream secular culture today," prompting many to leave behind secularism and reconsider Christianity. Other high-profile conversions (including atheist-turned-Catholic standup comic Jen Fulwiler and actor Matthew […]
Beginning on Thursday, November 9th, the priests of the parish will offer an opportunity to learn more about what it means to be Catholic. The five topic areas that will be covered are: The Mass, explained from the altar Thursday, November 9th at 7 PM | Church Fr. Mark Hallinan, S.J. Devotional Practices, praying the […]
Hosted by LGBT Catholics & Friends, Interparish Religious Education Program, Ignatian Social Justice, Ignatian Young Adults & the Family Ministry The Amazing Race returns to St. Ignatius! Part race, part scavenger hunt, this year, the event starts and ends in McKinnon Hall, with the route covering the Upper East Side. It’s open to all parishioners […]
Join us for an evening of prayer, reflections, music, and meditation. Fordham University students, asylum seekers, and St. Ignatius Loyola staff will participate in storytelling and prayers for Asylum Seekers who have arrived in New York City. Light refreshments will be served in Wallace Hall after the Prayer Service. For more information, contact: Jean Santopatre, […]
