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Kevin M. Hinkel '73 will receive The Honorable Leo M. Spellacy '52 Bellarmine Award formerly known as the St. Robert Bellarmine Award. The award will be presented to Hinkel at the 42nd Annual Bellarmine Award Luncheon on April 2, 2020.

Saint Ignatius proudly recognized veteran languages teacher Mr. Milton Alan Turner '81 with the Trailblazer Award on February 1. The award is presented to Saint Ignatius alumni of color who have made history, forging new ground as innovators and pioneers both at Saint Ignatius and beyond.

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!

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As Catholics, we don’t have the option to turn our backs on the world and create communities that set themselves apart and eschew contact with the culture around us. Rather, we are called to baptize the culture and to help make all things new in Christ, and this weekend’s Gospel lays out the blueprint for that to happen.

As Mr. Healey and the rest of the admissions committee reviewed hundreds of applications from potential Saint Ignatius students, the recognition, value and support of each individual young man was--and remains--at the front and center of what Saint Ignatius High School is all about.

All empires have their day in the sun, but only the eternal City of God is “exceptional” and can truly be that “city set on a mountain” standing for all time. In God's judgment of each of us, what matters most is our allegiance and obedience to the Leader of the Original City on a Hill.

Last Wednesday's all-school assembly showed that the true meaning of "magis" is not doing every single activity, but rather doing something well--with depth, skill and love. It is finding one's self immersed in what truly makes one come alive, thereby finding God's path for us all.