Forming Leaders, Scholars and
Men for Others

Young men in the eighth grade are invited to join us as a Wildcat for a Day and see for themselves – our students, faculty, and staff are happy to be here. Fun is a part of our Wildcat Spirit.

Join the Saint Ignatius Symphonic Band & Percussion Ensemble for an evening filled with Christmas Classics on Wednesday, December 7 in The Breen Center For The Performing Arts.

Join us for the Lessons and Carols service hosted by the Saint Ignatius Choral Program at St. Patrick's Church in Ohio City on December 11 at 7 p.m.

Each year, we recognize a group of Ignatian Scholars who achieved a 93 or higher on our Admissions Test.

The last week of the semester is a difficult one because there is so much to do and so little time in which to do it. This is a time of year when one finds out the difference between what can be left by the wayside, and what is truly essential and good for the heart.

This year, the Magis Award was presented to Dale Gabor '66. The Magis Award is presented annually at the Christmas Concert. Magis is a Latin word meaning “more.” St. Ignatius of Loyola called Magis “the spirit of generous excellence.” Since 1985, we have honored those who exemplify this spirit in their commitment to Saint Ignatius High School.

What mattered to Isaiah and to John weren’t your DNA or your blood-line, but your repentance and your good works. God’s call to turn back to the right path is not a call to perfect results, but it is a call to serve the Perfect through our effort.

In a world where it seems that everyone is on the prowl to be offended, it is good to see that there are some who follow the path that brings reconciliation rather than conflict. In this week’s Lesson from Loyola Hall, Mr. Healey discusses the humility of Tyler Adams, the captain of the U.S. National Soccer Team, and the progress that he proposes is being made in America.