Men for and with Others

Campus Ministry

Mission Statement

Campus Ministry exists to serve the spiritual needs of the student population of Loyola High School.

Eucharistic Liturgies

Mass is celebrated in the Clougherty Chapel of St. Ignatius every school day at 7:15 a.m. In addition, the school community comes together to celebrate Eucharist that has been prepared by the student and faculty Liturgy Team. Students are invited to participate in liturgical ministries and choir.

Retreat Program

Retreat opportunities are an integral component of a Loyola education, and therefore all students are encouraged to participate in a retreat every year: First Year Overnight Retreat; Sophomore Day of Prayer; Junior Leadership Retreat; Junior Kairos; Senior Kairos; Senior Quiet Retreat.

Reconciliation Services

During the liturgical seasons of Advent and Lent, Campus Ministry offers a communal celebration of the Sacrament of Reconciliation including an opportunity for individual confessions.

Digital Ignatians Webpage

Easy access to daily examens, morning prayers and more from Loyola Campus Ministry in collaboration with the Office for Mission.

– Kairos Registration: Sign up for Kairos, HERE. If you have any questions, please contact Ms. Rachel Brown (rbrown@loyolahs.edu).

– Morning Prayers: See Ms. Brown in Campus Ministry or email at rbrown@loyolahs.edu.

– Liturgy Choir: Do you enjoy singing? Email Mr. Matt Schaeffer (mschaeffer@loyolahs.edu) to join the choir and be part of school liturgies.

– Reading at Mass: For the opportunity to read during school liturgies, please email members of our Campus Ministry staff.

– Christian Life Community (CLC): These consist of small groups of six to ten students who, together with one or two faculty guides, gather on a regular basis to support one another in following Jesus Christ in the Ignatian tradition. 1-minute video on CLCs | CLC Registration Form

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The Big Brother Program welcomes new students to the Loyola community, starting with Freshman Orientation and the Freshmen Retreat. The goals of this program include introducing first-year students to the traditions of Loyola; helping to create a sense of class identity and giving first-year students the opportunity to get to know their fellow Cub brothers; and emphasizing the importance of religious activities as central to the character of a Loyola education and essential in deepening a relationship with God and becoming a Man for and with Others.

The Senior Retreat Team is a group of peer ministers dedicated to serving the school community. They will help facilitate small group discussions while on retreat with younger classmates, help the Junior Retreat team during the Sophomore Retreat program and lead one Junior Leadership Retreat.

The Transfer Retreat Team is a group of peer ministers dedicated to serving incoming transfer students on an overnight retreat the weekend before school begins in August.

The Junior Retreat Team will also serve as peer ministers, helping facilitate small group discussions while on retreat with younger sophomore classmates. They will also lead the Sophomore Retreat experience (1/2 day, off-campus retreat) and guide classmates through the retreat experience.

Campus Ministry

Matthew Schaeffer
Director of Campus Ministry x1702

Rachel Brown
Administrative Assistant x1715

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