FAITH
What is Ignatian Collegians?
Ignatian Collegians is a group of undergraduate students of various Christian faiths committed to:
- Participating in ministry or service regularly at one site over the year (each student selects his or her site)
- Meeting twice monthly (for an hour) as a group to reflect together upon ministry and service experiences
- Learning more about and engaging with Ignatian spirituality
Why “Ignatian” Collegians?
"Ignatian" refers to St. Ignatius of Loyola, founder of the Jesuits. Students who participate in this group commit to learning more about and engaging in prayer and reflection that includes dimensions of Ignatian spirituality.
For more information or to learn about more opportunities to minister, contact Annie Devine in the Campus Ministry office.
Additional links:
- More information about St. Ignatius of Loyola.
- More information about Ignatian Spirituality.
- Explanation of the Daily Examen, a prayer recommended by St. Ignatius.
- Daily prayer online sponsored by the Irish Jesuits.
- Online retreat sponsored by Creighton University.
- More Ignatian spirituality resources.
Campus Ministry
