Alumni

The Bellarmine Award is presented annually to an alumnus of Saint Ignatius High School in the legal field. Please join us as we present this year's award to Edward M. Mullin '72.

On Saturday, April 13, we will have a 10th anniversary memorial Mass for Kevin Healey '07, which will be held at 5 p.m. in the St. Mary of the Assumption Chapel at Saint Ignatius High School. The Mass will celebrate Palm Sunday but will also commemorate what would have been Kevin’s 30th birthday.

On Sunday, April 14 (Palm Sunday), Saint Mary of the Assumption Chapel will host the eighth Taizé prayer service of the school year. The hour of prayer begins at 7:30 p.m.

On Sunday, May 12 (Mothers' Day), Saint Mary of the Assumption Chapel will host the ninth Taizé prayer service of the school year. The hour of prayer begins at 7:30 p.m.

Saint Ignatius Connect is an online alumni platform designed to provide resources for our alumni community to network and engage.

Established in 1949, the Saint Ignatius High School Alumni Association, began with John V. Corrigan '38 elected as the first president. Our membership has now reached more than 17,000 alumni.

From seasonal and annual retreats, to reunions and Masses, to daily prayer emails, we offer our alumni many ways to continue their Ignatian spirituality well beyond graduation.

Save the date for the 2019 Reunion Weekend - May 31 - June 2, 2019. All alumni are invited to attend. Milestone anniversaries will be celebrated for Golden Cats and alumni with class years ending in '4' and '9'.

The best way to illustrate a Saint Ignatius education is to look towards our alumni. Each year, we honor a group of alumni for various awards to recognize their success since graduation and honor their continued commitment to the mission of our school.

Join us when members of Saint Ignatius High School hit the road and travel to see our alumni near and far.

Considering a year of service at your Alma Mater? Learn more about this special program for young alumni that includes volunteer service, professional development, and free Ohio City living.

The outing is held in memory of Thomas F. Koch, who passed away from cancer and would have been a member of the Class of 1988. All funds raised go directly to a scholarship in memory of Koch.

The Saint Ignatius Safety Forces group was formed in 2003, and is open to all alumni and members of the Saint Ignatius community who have been or are a part of first responder units. These groups consists of law enforcement agencies, fire departments and emergency service personnel.

There is something really awesome about being connected to an institution whose appeal is so amazingly universal. Mr. Healey today recounts one example of how the community of Saint Ignatius appears in the most random of places and with the coincidental of encounters.

The best way to illustrate a Saint Ignatius education is to look towards our alumni. Each year, we honor a group of alumni with various awards to recognize their success since graduation and honor their continued commitment to the mission of our school.

Because of the generosity of our entire community, we reached 185% of our goal and had 743 donors participate in yesterday's Giving Day! We are overwhelmed by the support that will directly impact the lives of our students.

Tuesday marks our annual Giving Day and, sure, there are incentives. But no one really gives because of the prizes. They give, writes Mr. Healey, because of the people who have made, make, and will continue to make Saint Ignatius a school that always strives to do all for the Greater Glory of God.