Forming Leaders, Scholars and
Men for Others

Our unique alumni network provides considerable connections for networking, mentorship, spiritual development and friendship with more than 18,000 alumni across the world. We invite you to reconnect when we visit Denver, CO in April.

The Saint Ignatius High School admissions team invites you to join us for an hour-long, after-school tour led by student tour guides. Wildcat Tours are offered from 4 - 5 p.m. on select days between April 19 - May 17.

The Bellarmine Award is presented annually to an alumnus of Saint Ignatius High School in the legal field. The 2023 Bellarmine Luncheon will be hosted on Thursday, April 20 at the Marriott Cleveland Downtown.

Join us on Sunday, April 23 for the Saint Ignatius Day at Progressive Field! Ticket includes a limited edition co-branded hat. Plus, enjoy the National Anthem performed by the Saint Ignatius band!

People seem to be hardwired to both mindlessly follow and then heartlessly denounce heroes. In today's Gospel, Tom Healey reminds us that just as people can be drawn away from a hero when persuaded by events (as people did to Jesus during this time of Lent), so can they be drawn back to the fallen idol when circumstances change.

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As we near the end of this Lenten season, we are reminded of how the light of Christ has defeated the darkness, and the Kingdom of God’s light has broken into this world like sunlight breaking through the departing night. However, parallel to the Lord of the Rings, even when there is light and peace, we must always be on guard of any looming darkness in our lives and individual battles that need to be settled.

Tom Healey and biblical scholars unpack the deeper meaning behind the quote from Thomas in this Sunday's gospel reading. While its literal meaning and reason may fail our comprehension, we must listen to what our heart is telling us as that is where God is.