Forming Leaders, Scholars and
Men for Others

All Saint Ignatius alumni who played lacrosse are invited back for a Lacrosse Alumni Game on Wasmer Field on Saturday, July 27 at 1 p.m.

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.

Join us for the Thomas F. Koch '88 Alumni Golf Outing on Monday, July 29, 2019 at Canterbury Golf Club and Shaker Heights Country Club.

On August 10, Arts Without Borders will be celebrating its 5th anniversary with a powerful show, Rhy-Dhun: Rhythmic Exploration Beyond Borders at The Breen Center for the Performing Arts.

The distinction between Martha and Mary in this week’s Gospel is one with which we can readily identify. It brings up the great distinction between do-ing and be-ing, and forces us to look at how we approach our lives as followers of Jesus.

Pope Francis--is he some sort of ersatz Che Guevara in clerical garb? Nay, says Healey in his midweek post about "Christus Vivit." However, the pope's call for a revolution among young people may be the antidote to both sides of a bankrupt worldview.

"I loved everything about high school, the camaraderie, the academics, the friendships," says Ron Kasprisin '61. The architect planner, author and professor is also an accomplished watercolor artist. Read more in this alumni profile from Paris Wolfe, as seen in the 2019 Spring issue of Saint Ignatius Magazine.

While on their summer mission trip to Tanzania, Saint Ignatius students are writing reflections on their experience, which we are featuring on a separate blog site. Here's the latest piece from Thomas Staunton '20 on their visit to Kaheusseri, a government-run public school.