Ignatian Spirituality

The Ignatian Spiritual Tradition, begun by St. Ignatius and adapted and practiced by both Jesuits and lay people today, is a rich resource for discovering one’s meaning and purpose. Please find here resources for exploring this tradition.

  1. Center for Jesuit Education
  2. What We Offer
  3. Ignatian Spirituality

Ignatian Silent Retreat

Please visit University Ministry.

Spiritual Exercises in Everyday Life (SEEL) & SEEL Faith-Sharing Groups

Over 2 decades ago, Fr. Pat O’Leary, SJ initiated faith-sharing groups for the alumni of the Spiritual Exercises in Everyday Life program (SEEL), to assist them in continuing to integrate Ignatian principles into their work at the university. For more information, please visit University Ministry.

Women in Jesuit Mission (including Women of Color in Mission)

Women in Jesuit Mission is a program developed to serve the women faculty and staff of Seattle University, deepening their engagement, commitment, and collaboration in the Jesuit mission.  Led by Women in Jesuit Mission and Women of Color in Mission Advisory Teams, program components include monthly Leadership Lunches, Solidarity & Storytelling circles, Women of Color in Mission gatherings, an annual retreat, service activities, and other activities.