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A 19-year veteran of the Campus Ministry team at Saint Ignatius, Mr. Ed DeVenney has over 25 years of high school and parish ministry experience. He also knows the importance of parents on a student's faith journey, having raised two boys (now graduates of Saint Ignatius). Here is his reflection on how fathers can help "carry their sons to the Father."

At the dawn of this new and unusual school year, Mr. Healey recalls a Prayer for the Start of a School Year that he wrote in 2016. What he wrote was inspired by his late friend and colleague, Jim Skerl, whose way of living as a man of faith is worthy of reflection for the virtues he exuded in all he said and did.

Following five years on campus teaching Theology, Latin and Spanish; helping coach Cross Country; and serving as a chaplain for the Basketball team, it's time for Fr. Paul Shelton, S.J. to move to his next assignment. Here he offers some thoughts on how the relationships he has formed have prepared him for what's next.

When the coronavirus canceled in-person retreats for the end of the school year, students and Campus Ministers found God where St. Ignatius Loyola did 500 years ago: in isolation.

We take a look at the immeasurable impact of our 13 retiring faculty and staff. Join us in celebrating and saying thanks to these men and women who together have given 440 years of service to the students, families and community of Saint Ignatius High School.

Every year, various academic and other departments around school select worthy graduating seniors as recipients of special honors and prizes. Here we will update recipients daily to celebrate these young men on their outstanding achievements both in and outside of the classroom.

This cover story for the spring 2020 issue of Saint Ignatius Magazine highlights what is essential about Jesuit education, and how Saint Ignatius High School continued to provide that during COVID-19. We were reminded that, really, what is essential is invisible to the eye.

May 15th marks the final day of instruction in the 2019-2020 school year. What we end the year with is a feeling of gratitude for the memories we have, the community we are a part of and the people we love.