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Registration for our Summer Enrichment Program (SEP) is now available! For more than 50 years, SEP has provided academic, athletic, social and cultural enrichment for students entering their 8th grade year.

The Camellia Dinner is the Loyola Society's annual "friend-raiser." This spring event raises funds that enable the Loyola Society to support Saint Ignatius High School and our Jesuit community in many ways including tuition assistance and funds for our school projects and programs.

Spring Into Action is Saint Ignatius High School's day of service in our Ohio City community. Students lead projects at various sites as families, friends, alumni and neighbors help us give back to our community through spring clean-up work. The 2021 Spring Into Action will take place on Saturday, April 24, from about 9 a.m. to noon. Registration is required!

All students who have been accepted into the Class of 2025 are invited to begin their Saint Ignatius journey on Sunday, April 25 at Freshman Family Welcome.

Check here for updates on extracurriculars, college visits, service news and the cafeteria menu.

The story of “Doubting Thomas” is generally not one that comes to mind when pondering the boundless mercy of God. But, Mr. Healey writes, the mercy offered to Thomas can be a lifeline to those who are infected by the bug of skepticism, empiricism and rationalism. “Do not be unbelieving," says Jesus, "but believe.”

On his 50th birthday, in 2009, Mr. Healey went in for a medical check-up. It had been a little while since he had last had one, but this one came at a critical time. As he looks back on that appointment and the doctor who has steadily guided him since then, it is with appreciation and admiration for his physician, now a friend.

On Good Friday Jesus went into the West, as we all must do. As the daylight fades into the West and Holy Saturday comes to a close, the Easter Fire is lit in anticipation of the Resurrection of the Son, soon to be heralded by the rising of the sun in the East. Easter, Mr. Healey writes, celebrates God’s fulfilled promise that going into the West is not the end.