A major part of the development of the total person at St. Ignatius -mind, body, and heart- occurs through the Campus Ministry programs. Campus Ministry offers liturgical programs, from the Mass of the Holy Spirit, which 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.
Information & Forms for Students
Major Activities
- Reconciliation services every semester
- Daily Mass - 7:50 am in Jensen Chapel
- Friday Morning Liturgy - 8:15 every Friday morning in Orradre Chapel
- School Wide Liturgies - mandatory liturgies inclusive of all religious backgrounds
- Mass of the Holy Spirit - a tradition going back to the first Jesuit school in Messina, Sicily in 1548
- Communion Breakfasts - special occasions for students and parents to enjoy a mass and breakfast together
- Ignatian Guild Day Retreat - mini retreat for current and life members of the Ignatian Guild, as well as members of the Loyola Guild
- Summer Immersion Program - two weeks living and working with a developing community either within the U.S. or abroad
- Student Retreats - heart of Campus Ministry. Frosh and Sophomores participation is mandatory, and Juniors and Seniors are strongly encouraged
- Frosh Day of Recollection - full day of spiritual, group sharing, and community building activities
- Sophomore Retreat - group retreat at the Headlands Institute in Marin. Retreat involves group discussion and sharing of their own experiences
- Junior Retreat - group retreat in El Retiro Retreat Center in Los Altos to look at their lives and the lives of their community, taking down barriers to become fully alive
- Kairos Retreat (Updated April 3, 2008)
- Tentative Future Kairos Retreats for the Class of 2008 (Updated April 3, 2008)