Service is a key element of Jesuit Charism. At St. Ignatius
School students, parents, and staff participate in many service
activities that are tied to our Schoolwide Learning Expectations
and the Jesuit philosophy of serving the poor and the
needy. Voluntary school-wide and classroom service projects
help our students to be young men and women for others.
Thank you St.Ignatius Parish and School community for
making a difference in the lives of others by donating food
and presents to families during this Advent season.
Learn about each individual Arrupe Project journey this past
year. This is an opportunity for the 8th graders to reflect and
educate others on how they served, what they felt, and what
service will look like in their future. Please come and check out
how successful our students have been in their service and in
being young men and women for others.
Free event. No items will be sold.
Thank you for all the support you have given the Class of 2024.
Hope to see you all on Friday, April 19 after 9:15 Mass.
During our school St. Patrick’s Day Mass, we held a special
collection to support Ukrainian families seeking refuge in
Poland. The outpouring of love and generosity was truly amazing.
St. Ignatius students and families donated $7,900!
Students collected pledges for each book read. Money
collected will purchase games, cards, coloring books and small
gifts for patients admitted to Shriner’s Hospital. Close to
$1,000 was raised in one afternoon of reading! WAY TO GO FIRST
GRADERS!!! Your spirits are shining bright!!
St. Ignatius Parish provides a monthly meal for the needy.
St. Ignatius School students support the dinners by setting
up tables and chairs, making holiday decorations, collecting,
sorting, and bagging personal care items. Older students
can also help serve the meals.
During Advent several classes will adopt needy families from the
community. The students pray for these families through out
the season. We request wish lists from the families and our
students bring in wrapped Christmas gifts for each member of the
family.
When there is a local, national, or global crisis our students
want to help. They remember all those affected in daily
prayer and in their actions. Students have organized
various school-wide collections. They have collected cash
donations for victims of natural disasters. And, they have
also collected important personal items such as shoes, coats, and
pajamas. Also, small groups of students or individuals
perform acts of service on their own time to respond to the needs
of others.