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Since 1976, the Loyola Society has been a perfect way for mothers or guardians of Saint Ignatius students to support the mission of our school. Through volunteer opportunities, fundraising support, spiritual enrichment, and social gatherings, members of the Loyola Society create a sense of community among all members of our school.

The Fathers’ Club offers fathers and male role models of our students the opportunity to be involved with and support the goals of the school. Since 1938, the Fathers’ Club has been organizing or supporting five events throughout the year that benefit our students and the community.

Parents, alumni, employees, neighbors and friends can participate in retreats, prayer services and spiritual direction offered by our Spirituality Program for Adults. Regular events are open to all throughout the year.

The Saint Ignatius family includes students, employees, parents, siblings, grandparents, alumni, neighbors and future Wildcats. We invite all members of our community to get involved with camps, Masses, volunteer opportunities, reunions and more.

In a few days the Church will celebrate one of the most profound feasts in the liturgical calendar: the Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed, which focuses on those in purgatory. When we “offer up” our sufferings, great or small, for others–especially those in purgatory–we are uniting ourselves both to the Cross of Christ and to those who will benefit from its offering.

During the month of November, Saint Ignatius High School will host events to celebrate Native American Heritage Month.

Check here for updates on extracurriculars, college visits, service news and the cafeteria menu.

In the story of the miracle at the wedding feast at Cana, Mary tells one of the servers at the wedding reception with regard to Jesus, “Do whatever He tells you to do.” So, what does He tell us? To love our God and then to love our neighbor. That order, Mr. Healey explains, is actually quite important.

Due to irregular schedules during the 2020-2021 school year and our priority of supporting the health and wellness of our community, we have made the decision to modify our day-long Wildcat for a Day shadow experience to an hour-long personalized family tour during a regular school day.

Students applying to begin high school in fall 2021 who would like to qualify for a merit scholarship can take an optional Scholarship Test at Saint Ignatius High School on​ October 3 or October 31.

Join us for a virtual Memorial Mass for Deceased Alumni and Friends on Sunday, November 1 at 10:30 a.m. as we remember the souls of our dear ones who have gone before us.

The Saint Joseph of Arimathea Pallbearer Ministry will be hosting a prayer service at Potter's Field on Saturday, November 7, at 10 a.m. At Potter's Field, we pray for and remember the more than 18,000 people buried in unmarked graves, as well as those our ministry has served. Masks are required and social distancing will be maintained.