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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 the wake of Monday’s fire at Notre Dame, we once again see the desire to restore to the Church, both French and Universal, this most important structure. A church stands as a unifying symbol of a city, a country, a culture, a Faith. Let us pray that its restoration also renews a unifying and Catholic vision.

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This Palm Sunday, the Psalms accurately describe the burdens of the one who feels abandoned by the Lord. Indeed they begin with the words of Christ on the cross. And we need look no further than Him to see that God has not abandoned us; that He will deliver us to salvation.

A special thank you to Kenny Crumpton from Fox 8 News for joining us to celebrate the 24th Annual Chariot Races on Kickin' It With Kenny during Languages Week at Saint Ignatius High School.

The Saint Joseph of Arimathea Pallbearer Ministry will hold its spring Potter's Field prayer service on Holy Thursday, April 18, at 10 a.m. Labre Ministry co-moderator Mr. Ed Nolan will lead the event. All are welcome.

Let Me Be Ministries presents Courageous on Thursday, April 25 at 7 p.m. in The Breen Center for the Performing Arts.

All are invited to join us for our annual day of service in Ohio City. The day begins with a short prayer service at 8:30 a.m., followed by breakfast, a couple hours of service and then a cookout lunch.

The Fathers' Club is hosting a fun night featuring German food, beverages, and music at the Hofbrauhaus on Saturday, May 4.