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21 student-athletes were celebrated inside the Breen Center as they signed their letter of intent to continue their academic and athletic careers in college.

"Keep my commandments," says the Lord. We are called to love God above all things and love our neighbor as ourself, but how do we effectively do that? Tom Healey explains how we can be better disciples of Christ by following His one rule, and reflects on this week's gospel through the lens of the Lord's prayer.

"It was my joy, not my job." Said Fr. Canfield S.J., who spent eight years teaching, mentoring, serving and changing lives at Saint Ignatius High School. This week, Tom Healey reflects on Fr. Canfield's tremendous impact and the many gifts he brought to this world. May Fr. Canfield rest in eternal peace with our Heavenly father, and may his life-lessons and compassionate heart carry out on this earth forever. A.M.D.G.

May we honor and remember the beautiful life and significant impact of Father E. Canfield S.J., who served as a Jesuit Priest at Saint Ignatius High School for nearly 10 years. May his life, laugh and legacy be remembered forever. Details about Father Canfield's wake and funeral arrangements can be found below.

Tom Healey reflects on this weekend’s first reading which describes the origin and responsibilities of deacons in the first generation of the Church. The existence of ordained married men might surprise people, but deacons have had, and continue to have, an important role in the Church by carrying out the tradition of service to God, His Church and all of the members of the Body of Christ.

Tom Healey describes the history and new "procedures" that will take place as the Archbishop of Canterbury crowns the new king - King Charles III - this Saturday. Let us pray for the newly crowned King of England and for all world leaders, that they will come to see and know a future of hope, peace and God's everlasting love.

This week's Scripture reading reminds us that must follow the good Shepherd in front of us, even when it seems He is leading us into a "dark valley" of suffering. If we choose to follow Him through the "dark times" and not be overwhelmed by other evils, then we will overcome any darkness and be greeted with the bright lights of the Kingdom of Heaven.

For the 2023 Spring Tour, the Wildcats played three matches in 10 days, visiting Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, Kobe and Nakatsugawa.