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Saint Ignatius High School is excited to announce our new "Give a Roar" peer-to-peer recognition program, which allows employees an opportunity to nominate co-workers for mission-driven actions that go above and beyond their assigned work responsibilities. Two employees will be selected each month. Check out this month's recipients below!

Tom Fox '95, a man of great faith and athletic ability, is a part-time blogger who posts weekly on his webpage, The Empathic Fox. One of Tom's most recent posts highlights the impact of Jim Skerl '74 and the life lessons taught in his Christian Manhood class at Saint Ignatius.

Working as closely together as ever, the Christian Action Team, Campus Ministry and the Theology Department have ushered in a new era of faith, service and justice. For the Fall 2022 cover story of Saint Ignatius Magazine, Connor Walters '09 explores the service programming and faith-based curriculum that are all at the heart of our mission.

Night Theology. It was another “wild idea” from the creative mind of Jim Skerl, the 1974 Saint Ignatius High School graduate who was a beloved Theology teacher for 37 years. After a nearly 10-year hiatus, Night Theology is back — and it’s already getting rave reviews.

Rev. Michael Feldtz ’86 likens his own vocation story to that of St. Ignatius of Loyola. In his pursuit of the priesthood at the age of 33, Ignatius found himself studying Latin in Barcelona among students much younger than himself. Feldtz's story is not too dissimilar. Megan Sheehan profiles another Saint Ignatius alumnus who joined the priesthood in the Spring 2022 issue of Saint Ignatius Magazine.

Harvard-bound Terry McCafferty, Valedictorian for the Saint Ignatius High School Class of 2022, ignited his own path on campus and in his local community. His drive to get involved, his audacity to dream big, and his own natural intelligence and selflessness paved a path for his high school years that was entirely unique.

Spring Into Action, the annual day of student-led community service projects around Ohio City, brought over 150 students, teachers, families, neighbors, alumni and friends to eight sites around campus on Saturday, April 23.

Throughout Lent, the Spirituality Program for Adults will be providing a daily Gospel reading and reflection, written by various members of the Saint Ignatius community. These have been prepared by teachers, staff, students, parents, alumni, board members and friends. These are for Holy Week. A sign-up link is included!