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Saint Ignatius High School

Faith in Action

A culture of faith, service and justice exists at Saint Ignatius that no other high school can match. Our students volunteer to help people on the margins, travel on mission trips and march for justice—all because their faith teaches them to.

What is distinctive about Jesuit education? Character formation. Our aim is to develop students in every dimension of the person so that they will become men of character, ready to serve God, capable of making a great difference in the lives of others.

Fr. Dan Reim, S.J.
Campus Chaplain
Fr. Dan Reim, S.J.<br>Campus Chaplain image
One of Saint Ignatius’s most well-known and respected traditions is our students living out their faith through a variety of initiatives, programs and retreats. Through the ministries of the Christian Action Team, Sophomore Service, Mission Trips, retreats and social justice programming, the Jesuit motto of A.M.D.G.—“for the greater Glory of God”—springs to life.

Our Labre Ministry to the Homeless and Pallbearer Ministry have both gained national attention and spread to other high schools and universities across the United States. Students travel on domestic and international mission trips and lose themselves in service to others. Retreats send students off campus to grow in relationship with Christ, as well as their Ignatius brothers.

At graduation, Saint Ignatius students are charged with going forth into the world to do good and do well. After four years of putting their faith into action, they are primed to do as Ignatius Loyola himself said, and “set the world on fire.”

Faith Programs