St. Ignatius College Preparatory

“Celebrates Eucharist as an entire school three times, including the Mass of the Holy Spirit and Transition Liturgy”

“All students, regardless of their religious beliefs, are required to be present at Masses including, but not limited to Mass of the Holy Spirit and Transition Liturgy as well as our all-school quarterly prayer services.”

“Campus Ministry offers liturgical programs, from the Mass of the Holy Spirit that begins the school year, to the Baccalaureate Liturgy, which concludes the senior's SI experience. Our program includes numerous opportunities for the sacraments, for spiritual direction, and for translating faith into action.”

“Eucharistic Liturgy is also celebrated on Wednesday and Friday mornings at 8:10a.m. in Jensen Chapel each week. All are welcome.”

“At least once every year each class is given the opportunity to participate in a Reconciliation service at which priests are available for counseling and individual confession.”

“The Campus Ministry Office is a space of welcome and connection. Campus Ministers, alongside student leaders, offer a variety of opportunities for students, faculty and staff to deepen their faith”

“Offers the Sacrament of Reconciliation once a year for students in their Religious Studies classes”

“Eucharistic Liturgy is also celebrated on Wednesday and Friday mornings at 8:10a.m. in Jensen Chapel each week. All are welcome.”

“At least once every year each class is given the opportunity to participate in a Reconciliation service at which priests are available for counseling and individual confession.”

“Jesuits serve as administrators, as teachers and as ministers, celebrating Masses, leading retreats and attending to the spiritual needs of the SI family.”

“Fr. John Mitchell S.J. Class of: 1958 Titles: Adult Spirituality Minister”

“St. Ignatius requires 3.5 years of Religious Studies.”

“Seven semesters (including two semesters senior year). Common, required courses for frosh, sophomores, and juniors. Elective courses for seniors only.”

“This two-semester course engages students in the broad philosophical and theological discussions of good and evil, right and wrong, freedom and duty, in and beyond the practical moral decisions of everyday life.”

“We investigate this fundamental question in a semester-long course that introduces the philosophical, theological, and ethical relationship between science and religion.”

“Therefore, SI's curriculum is a combination of courses fundamental to the Ignatian spirit of education, and includes every aspect of the SI experience: religious, social, and psychological, as well as academic.”

“Through a rigorous and integrated program of academic, spiritual, and co-curricular activities, St. Ignatius challenges its students to lead lives of faith, integrity, and compassion.”

“We also aim to form individuals who are conscious of the environmental and ethical consequences of scientific progress and dedicated to acting as a "person for others" in accordance with Catholic faith, Jesuit tradition, and our school's mission.”

“Every year, students will be invited to participate in a retreat - frosh, sophomore and junior years are required for graduation. Kairos is not mandatory, though many students choose to attend.”

“Kairos Retreat is available for Juniors (in the spring) and Seniors. Kairos is a four day, three night retreat that follow the themes and structure of the Spiritual Exercise of St. Ignatius.”

“Frosh participate in the Encounter Retreat, a one day retreat focused on community engagement.”

“Sophomores participate in a two-day, one night retreat. This experience focuses on community-building and teamwork, an exploration of our decision making processes, and time for reflection and prayer.”

“Ms. Kelly Miguens Titles: Director of Campus Ministry Email: Ms. Yvette Carrillo Titles: Campus Ministry Assistant, eSpace Coordinator Email: Mr. Chad Evans Titles: Campus Minister and Immersion Program Coordinator, Religious Studies Teacher, Cross Country Coach”

“Ms. Audrey Gomes Titles: Director of Music Ministry, Director of Choral Activities, Music Teacher Email: Mr. Luke Hansen Titles: Campus Minister, Religious Studies Teacher Email: Ms. Megan Pryor Lorentz Titles: Assistant Principal for Mission Email: Grace Salceanu Titles: Campus Minister”

“Sursum Corda Society Deepen your understanding of the Catholic faith through discussion, fellowship, and spiritual growth.”

“The Arrupe Social Justice Council is composed of St. Ignatius’s student leaders for justice. The council works with other clubs and departments within SI to educate students to be persons with and for others through social justice education, service programs, and inclusive community-building.”

“This happens through meetings for reflection and planning, the annual Social Justice Summit, and campaigning around various social issues. Named after Pedro Arrupe, S.J., the club works towards promoting a faith that lives, advocates and acts for justice”

“InSIgnis leaders are junior and senior leaders who have been trained in the Ignatian tradition to facilitate and lead small groups, prayer, and large group retreat activities.”

“Our school community begins each day with prayer, and once each week we pray together what is known as the Examen, a prayer developed by St. Ignatius of Loyola to help individuals identify moments of God’s grace in their days.”

“This office is particularly responsible for coordinating liturgies, prayer services, morning prayer, weekly Examen and our 4-year retreat curriculum.”

“Each student at SI is required to complete 75 hours of community engagement between the first day of their frosh year and the first day of their senior year.”

“Students must log 40 Core hours between January 1 of their sophomore year and the first day of their senior year. Students must engage in direct service with a registered non-profit organization promoting human dignity and addressing a social justice issue(s).”

“The first semester establishes an understanding of human dignity, informed conscience, and emphasizes a spectrum of principles and virtues. The second semester introduces the tradition of social justice, Catholic social teaching, and the common good.”

“The Immersion Program at St. Ignatius College Preparatory is a faith-based program with the mission to develop a "well-educated" solidarity for our students in the Ignatian tradition.”

“Immersion Programs - 2026 Students are going on the following 10 trips: Aqua Prieta: June 6 - June 19 Tacoma: June 7 - June 19 Las Cruces: June 7 - June 20”

“The Arrupe Social Justice Council is composed of St. Ignatius’s student leaders for justice. The council works with other clubs and departments within SI to educate students to be persons with and for others through social justice education, service programs, and inclusive community-building.”

“Juniors will also be invited to participate in a Justice Education Day with their RS300 Ethics class.”