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It might seem a bit out of place to begin the new year and new semester with a film that, on the surface, conveys the exact opposite feelings as those of the now-concluding Christmas season. For seniors starting their last semester of classes at Ignatius, perhaps there is no better film to be shown.

Patrick Valletta ’05 has been involved in service at Saint Ignatius High School since his time as a student at Saint Ignatius High School. Today, he works to involve a new generation of “Men for Others” in service opportunities. Story by Laura Bednar for the Fall 2019 issue of Saint Ignatius Magazine.

Each year on Veterans’ Day, we remember those who have served in the armed forces. It is in sharing the stories of these brave men and women that we carry on their legacies and celebrate their lives. This story is one of friendship, love and respect. This is the story of Lt. Gen. Thomas P. Carney '59.

As the Saint Ignatius community recognized five years since the passing of beloved Theology teacher Mr. Jim Skerl ’74, we invited alumni, colleagues and friends to share their response to the question, "Who was Jim Skerl to you?" These are some of their answers.

Two of the school days in the last week have been among the most meaningful in Mr. Healey's long career of teaching at Saint Ignatius. The thread that connects them and makes them stand out? The great examples and leadership provided by some good Christian men.

It has been five years since legendary Theology teacher and co-founder of the Christian Action Team Jim Skerl '74 entered into his eternal reward. On Wednesday, October 23, Saint Ignatius High School will celebrate his life and legacy.

Let us pray in thanksgiving for the life of our brother, Fr. John V. White, S.J. '47, who died on October 12, 2019, at Colombiere Center in Clarkston, Michigan. He was 90 years old. May he rest in peace.

The Young Alumni Committee started three years ago as a way to encourage recent alumni to remain involved in the school in a non-financial way and foster the next group of leaders. Most importantly, the group aims to remind alumni, under the age of 35, of the connections they made at Saint Ignatius High School that helped form who they are today.