Forming Leaders, Scholars and
Men for Others

You and your family are invited to join the Saint Ignatius High School community as we gather to celebrate the feast day of St. Ignatius Loyola.

Please join us as we begin another year of Saint Ignatius athletics on Saturday, August 14, 2021. This year we will recognize our most recent Hall of Fame Inductees in a celebration of Wildcat athletics past, present and future.

The 50th reunion for the Saint Ignatius Class of 1971 is scheduled for the weekend of August 20-22, 2021. We hope to see you there!

Combine two of your favorite things – Saint Ignatius High School and the Cleveland Indians! Join us on Thursday, September 9 as the Indians take on the Minnesota Twins. The first 350 tickets purchased will include an exclusive co-branded baseball cap.

When the Israelites grumbled because they were physically starving, God acted and sent them food. They ate, they were amazed at the power and the love of God, and they were set physically free. Now the modern world grumbles because it is spiritually starving, God acts and sends His Son in the Eucharist. How will you feed whatever it is that YOU need?

The notion of people as pollution is not a new one. But instead of seeing the poor and vulnerable of the world as a part of the problems facing planet Earth, Pope Francis sees them as victims of our “throwaway culture” who have “a right to life and happiness” and are “endowed with unique dignity.” Learn more about his perspective and this fourth Universal Apostolic Preference in this latest lesson.

The miracle of the loaves and the fishes is a true, genuine miracle--not some mere lesson on sharing in disguise. To treat it as less than miraculous goes against the divine and holy nature of Jesus' role on earth, and the transformative power of His ministry. Mr. Healey explains it all in this latest Lesson from Loyola Hall.

"If you want peace, prepare for war." Does this 1,700-year-old axiom still hold water? What kind of peace do we want, and how are we to really achieve it? The Jesuits' Universal Apostolic Preferences ask us to accompany young people in creating a hope-filled future. Today, Mr. Healey explains where--rather, to Whom--they should look for a future that is hope-filled and peaceful.