St. Ignatius College Prep

“Every month we celebrate “First Friday” Mass. On the first of those gatherings, the upperclassmen “clap in” their freshmen peers. Saint Ignatius has Mass every day in the Cuneo Chapel for anyone in the Ignatius family who would like to join.”

“On the First Friday of every month, we come together as a Faith family at the Church of the Holy Family.”

“All school Masses accentuate the major feasts of the Catholic Church, and Ignatian Values Days allow us a chance for deep reflection on our Grad at Grad values.”

“Every month we celebrate “First Friday” Mass. On the first of those gatherings, the upperclassmen “clap in” their freshmen peers. Saint Ignatius has Mass every day in the Cuneo Chapel for anyone in the Ignatius family who would like to join.”

“As in every other formation year, freshmen get protected class time to pray and receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation during Advent and Lent.”

“As in every other formation year, seniors get protected class time to pray and receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation during Advent and Lent.”

“Fr. Brad Held S.J. School Chaplain Sr. Juditta Njau LSOSF Chaplain”

“All aspects of life at Saint Ignatius are rooted in our Jesuit, Catholic Identity. In the Jesuit tradition, Ignatians are urged to find God in all things. At Saint Ignatius College Prep, students spend four years learning about world religions, scripture, philosophy, Christology, ethics, and Catholic tradition.”

“All first-year students receive instruction in the basic doctrine and tenets of the Catholic faith. Once this foundation has been laid, sophomores are invited to study the history of salvation revealed in Scripture and culminating in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.”

“Juniors build upon their knowledge of Scripture and Tradition through a year-long morality course that exposes them to the history of ideas in tandem with lessons on how the Church responds to social issues. Seniors analyze how the other world religions approach the great questions of meaning and choose among elective options that apply the Catholic approach to science, the arts, social teaching, and the great religious charisms that animate the Church.”

“Juniors build upon their knowledge of Scripture and Tradition through a year-long morality course that exposes them to the history of ideas in tandem with lessons on how the Church responds to social issues. Seniors analyze how the other world religions approach the great questions of meaning and choose among elective options that apply the Catholic approach to science, the arts, social teaching, and the great religious charisms that animate the Church.”

“All aspects of life at Saint Ignatius are rooted in our Jesuit, Catholic Identity. In the Jesuit tradition, Ignatians are urged to find God in all things. At Saint Ignatius College Prep, students spend four years learning about world religions, scripture, philosophy, Christology, ethics, and Catholic tradition.”

“All aspects of life at Saint Ignatius are rooted in our Jesuit, Catholic Identity. In the Jesuit tradition, Ignatians are urged to find God in all things. At Saint Ignatius College Prep, students spend four years learning about world religions, scripture, philosophy, Christology, ethics, and Catholic tradition.”

“Through outstanding teaching and personal formation, the school challenges its talented student body to intellectual excellence, integrity, and life-long learning and growth. Inspired by the gospel of Jesus Christ, this community strives to use God's gifts to promote social justice for the greater glory of God.”

“Freshmen stay on campus for this day-long retreat, during which they explore their membership in the Body of Christ, their gifts and their connection to the Ignatian family.”

“During sophomore year, Saint Ignatius College Prep students go on their first overnight retreat. In their two days away, off campus, they explore the theme “Living Word,””

“The cornerstone of formation in junior year is the two-day retreat off campus. It’s called the “Road to Emmaus” because we’ve built it around the Emmaus story from the Gospel of Luke.”

“Retreats are the experiences that really bond members of every senior class. Each senior participates in a retreat of his or her choosing.”

“100% Percentage of students who attend retreat each year 100% Percentage of students who finish 30 hours of faith-based service 100 Annual number of students in liturgical leadership roles 20 Number of retreats in 2026-2027”

“Mr. Peter Corrigan III Director of Student Formation Mrs. Tiffany Swann-Covington Senior Class Chaplain Mr. Ed Nunez Junior Class Chaplain Ms. Kate Trinley Office Coordinator Sr. Bernadette Wanza LSOSF Assistant Campus Minister/Sacristan”

“Fr. Brad Held S.J. School Chaplain Sr. Juditta Njau LSOSF Chaplain”

“Ms. Amy Abueg First Years Chaplain”

“If you’d like to help with our school liturgies, the Gonzaga Society is the place for you. We’d love for you to join us! Pope Paul VI”

“The picture you see captures the group in one of its monthly meetings where trivia, donuts and discussions about faith and life, live large.”

“The goal of the Respect Life Club is to create a culture on campus that upholds and dignifies every human life, from conception to natural death.”

“Ignatian Volunteer Corps is a service club committed to living a “faith that does justice.””

“Arrupe Mentors are a select group of seniors who help freshmen as they acclimate to the Saint Ignatius College Prep family. They encourage involvement, support faith and justice programs”

“Near the end of every school day, our students take time to prayerfully reflect on the day in something we call the Examen.”

“Students can work on half of their 10 hours of service work right at Saint Ignatius (at something like Open House), and the other half off campus”

“Required faith-based service to the community expands from 10 to 20 hours.”

“100% Percentage of students who attend retreat each year 100% Percentage of students who finish 30 hours of faith-based service 100 Annual number of students in liturgical leadership roles 20 Number of retreats in 2026-2027”

“To help our seniors accomplish this, we are making time for them in the second semester of their final year, to dedicate to service in the community.”

“Juniors build upon their knowledge of Scripture and Tradition through a year-long morality course that exposes them to the history of ideas in tandem with lessons on how the Church responds to social issues. Seniors analyze how the other world religions approach the great questions of meaning and choose among elective options that apply the Catholic approach to science, the arts, social teaching, and the great religious charisms that animate the Church.”

“The goal of the Respect Life Club is to create a culture on campus that upholds and dignifies every human life, from conception to natural death.”

“Every year we attend the March for Life in Washington D.C. We also hold educational events with speakers who work in pro-life ministry; we host drives and fundraisers to promote local women’s centers and shelters”

“Juniors and seniors annually have two concrete ways to put faith into action. They can attend the Ignatian Family Teach In for Justice and the March for Life.”

“Juniors and seniors annually have two concrete ways to put faith into action. They can attend the Ignatian Family Teach In for Justice and the March for Life.”

“Saint Ignatius College Prep juniors can deepen their service response, and learn about leading in a community, by attending a summer service immersion trip.”

“The Saint Ignatius College Prep chapter of Kino Teens is part of a network of clubs at high schools that provides students across the country the opportunity to accompany migrants on their journey.”

“Ignatian Volunteer Corps is a service club committed to living a “faith that does justice.””