Please join Fr. Mike for mass during Homecoming Weekend.

Following the mass at 10 a.m., Fr. Brennan's Community Brunch will be held in the Bishops' Atrium. Please use entrance door at 2477 West Broadway.

You are invited to join your fellow Kairos alumni in an evening of conversation, reflection, and fellowship to re-connect with the energies and graces of your Kairos experience. Come and be inspired to rekindle the fire of Kairos in your life.

For more information, please contact Fr. Len Altilia, SJ, Chaplain.

Come celebrate Christmas with Loyola! This concert serves both as a celebration of the Advent season and a display of the varied musical talent at Loyola High School. There is no admission fee or registration required.

The Mothers’ Guild will once again host the Annual Communion Breakfast on Sunday, May 7, 2023. We look forward to seeing many of our students and their families (including parents, siblings, grandparents, etc.) on this happy occasion. The Communion Breakfast is a wonderful opportunity for family and friends to attend Mass and enjoy a lovely breakfast together.

From February 19 to February 24, 2023, all Secondary 4 students will be engaged in formative activities rooted in Ignatian pedagogy. These experiences will allow them to analyze the context in which they serve, to evaluate and reflect on lived experience and empower them to take action. The Experience Week at Loyola has been an integral part of our spiritual programming for years as your children live out the Grad and Grad characteristics that lead them to be men for others.

Come celebrate Christmas with Loyola! This concert serves both as a celebration of the Advent season and a display of the varied musical talent at Loyola High School. There is no admission fee or registration required.

The Mothers’ Guild will generously provide coffee and sundry delights immediately following the Mass. If you are attending, please enter by the main door on 7272 Sherbrooke.

After surviving a few years of pandemic, Loyola’s 2022 grads will take to the stage and accept the fruits of five years of hard work: a Loyola diploma, going out to become men for others.