Forming Leaders, Scholars and
Men for Others

Due to irregular schedules during the 2020-2021 school year and our priority of supporting the health and wellness of our community, we have made the decision to modify our day-long Wildcat for a Day shadow experience to an hour-long personalized family tour during a regular school day.

The first Taizé prayer service of the school year will be broadcast live on Sunday, September 20, at 7:30 p.m. from St. Mary of the Assumption Chapel. This powerful hour of prayer has become a popular form of worship for the Saint Ignatius community.

Held in memory of Thomas F. Koch, a member of the Class of 1988 who passed away from cancer during his time as a student at Saint Ignatius High School. The outing will be held on Wednesday, September 30, 2020 at Canterbury Golf Club and Shaker Heights Country Club.

Our unique alumni network provides considerable connections for networking, mentorship, spiritual development and friendship with more than 18,000 alumni across the world. Due to COVID-19 we are unable to travel to a city near you this fall. Instead, we invite you to connect with us virtually.

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Theology teacher Tom Healey '77 explains his creative approach to teaching morality to high school students in this latest Lessons from Loyola Hall.

On Monday, the Church celebrated the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross and on the next day the Memorial of Our Lady of Sorrows. These feasts are set side-by-side to remind us of their relationship as well as the unity of the two people involved. They share a call to each of us: to soften the evil that sometimes lies in our hearts.

Despite what some might think, there has never been a time when all who proclaim faith in Christ have held the exact same beliefs in essential areas like faith and morals. Healey points out the links to other faith traditions in this week's Gospel readings.