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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.

Saint Ignatius High School will celebrate its closing school liturgy, a Mass of Gratitude, on Friday, May 15, at 11 a.m. This special Mass has been planned by the Jesuits, Campus Ministry and student leaders. The Mass includes farewells to departing faculty & staff, and tributes to our graduating seniors.

Valletta and fellow sports chaplains Drew Vilinsky '97, Bill Head '60, Tony Krzmarzick, and Ed DeVenney have kept the Wildcats connected.

While we will not be able to celebrate Holy Week in person this year, we can still join together in prayer thanks to technology and the commitment of our Jesuit community. Please see the schedule of Masses below for the Paschal Triduum.