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- Are you looking for ways to get involved this fall? Enter your information and select the ministry you would like to get involved with using the survey link below. This is the form that will be at the Ministry Fair on October 7 and 8 after the 5pm Saturday Mass and all Sunday Masses. You can fill this out at any time to get involved in any of the Community ministries.
  
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All Community Ministries
Sunday Hospitality
- Sunday Hospitality
  
  You are invited to join fellow parishioners for coffee and treats following the 10:00 am Mass on Sunday mornings!
  
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Senior Ministry-OWLS
- Older, Wiser, LivElier Seniors (OWLS)
  
  OWLS is a ministry that thrives as seniors (50+) come and enjoy each other’s company and participate in the activities. The activities reflect the interests of senior members of our parish. The group meets once a month, on the second Friday of the month.
  
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Bike Club
- Bike Club
  
  Join your fellow parishioners for a Saturday morning bike ride through San Francisco the first Saturday of every month.
  
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Young Adult Ministry
- YOUNG ADULT MINISTRY
  
  Are you under 40 years old and interested in growing in faith and fellowship with others? Join St. Ignatius Parish’s Young Adult Group which meets for Mass, socials, and faith-filled conversations in person and on Zoom.
  
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Midwinter Event
- Midwinter event
  
  During the month of January or February, the parish hosts a fun family event. It is designed not as a fundraiser, but as an event to bring parishioners together to have fun and get to know each other
  
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Parish Picnic
- Parish Picnic
  
  Each year in the fall, Saint Ignatius Parish comes home together once again to be nourished by God and one another in spirit, mind, and body as we celebrate the Eucharist and share in fellowship. This year, in place of a picnic, there is a Home4Dinner event.
  
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- About Our Ministry
  
  Together in God's Presence
  
  We strive to create a welcoming spiritual home that invites and seeks to understand and recognize diversity of all kinds, including ideas, geographies, socio-economic, races, sexual orientation, etc. Our community is driven by active and innovative participation in celebrating the liturgy in response to the lived reality of our community.