Social work is a scientific discipline and profession that emerged during the 19th century. Since then, social work has been constantly developing and improving the methods of its work. During its development, social work maintains the same goal, which is to help users and increase their quality of life. In its practice, social work tries to focus on all users dimensions. One of these dimensions is the spiritual dimension, the spirituality of the user. Spirituality offers answers to questions about the meaning and purpose of life, peace, health, happiness, love, life and death. Impaired spiritual health affects other dimensions of a person's being and impairs the quality of life, so it is necessary to improve spiritual health. One of the methods by which it is possible to work on spiritual health is hagiotherapy. Hagiotherapy is a novelty in the field of science and practice and is still expanding its field of application. This paper provides an overview of the topic of spirituality within social work and the possibility of applying the hagiotherapy method in the field of social work practice. The goal of this paper is a systematic presentation of the possibility of applying spirituality within the practice of social work and an analysis of the application of the spiritual method of hagiotherapy. The purpose of this work is reflected in the proposal of new ways of applying spirituality and its concepts within the framework of social work.