Forming Leaders, Scholars and
Men for Others

Wildcats Roar recognizes our current athletic successes and ensures the strength of the future. We raise funds through this event to provide our student-athletes with the resources they need to continue challenging themselves to use their talents for the greater glory of God.

Join us on Zoom to see all the ways the Loyola Society supports Saint Ignatius throughout the year. Discover opportunities to volunteer, meet fellow Saint Ignatius mothers, and win prizes at this fun virtual event!

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.

Because of the real possibility of some form of distance learning this fall, Mr. Healey and his fellow Theology teachers have been spending the summer preparing for the new school year with a fervor never before seen. That includes robust study and planning for that seminal senior course: Christian Manhood.

Director of Admissions Pat O'Rourke '90, a self-proclaimed "word nerd," brings you his Etymology Word of the Week. Every other week he presents an online Etymology lesson just for fun!

Our personal lives deal on a daily basis with enough psychological and spiritual fires, earthquakes, and heavy winds to keep mental health professionals and pastors busy all day, every day. And all of the noise created by these phenomena makes it difficult to hear what needs to be heard, to discern any small yet healing voice telling us how to be made whole again.

Following their graduation ceremony from Saint Ignatius High School, held on our patron's feast day, the members of the Class of 2020 take with them the lessons learned in the cauldron of adversity. They also take with them the memory of a principal whose legacy is steeped in the quite visible way he sought God in all things.