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The first, and only, Offensive Coordinator in the lengthy history of Saint Ignatius football, Coach Nick Restifo Hon. '19 is respected near and far for his ability to teach young men to be top quality quarterbacks and, more importantly, to model for them what it is to be a strong Christian man. Now that he is retiring from that role, Mr. Healey celebrates a master coach and dear friend.

During the month of May, Saint Ignatius High School will host events to celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month.

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Venerable Fulton Sheen, the most important evangelist in the history of America, once noted that the importance of being linked with Jesus can be likened to a lamp plugged into an outlet. John's Gospel this weekend uses a bit more antiquated metaphor, but one that remains relevant regardless of what technological advances have come since 2000 years ago.

Liam Eichenberg '16 is a top draft prospect in the 2021 NFL Draft. Eichenberg was a member of the Saint Ignatius football program from 2013-2016.

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!

AlphaJump! Cleveland teaches entrepreneurship and business to a consortium of 12 schools throughout Northeast Ohio. Students compete in a grant "shark tank" event called Catapult at Saint Ignatius High School every spring.

The Triple Melting Pot theory stated that, on the way to becoming red, white, and blue clones, families held on to one aspect of their imported culture: their religion. Yet today, people are more prone to identify themselves in political rather than religious language. Mr. Healey writes that Servant of God Dorothy Day provides a roadmap for how to bridge today's Great Divide.