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Ignatian Heritage

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Ignatian Heritage

Our Ignatian heritage is the living legacy of Ignatius Loyola. It is a rich heritage of faith, seeking God in everyday life; a profound commitment to the poor and to issues of social responsibility and justice. Ignatius believed that it is imperative to act upon what is learned–to use our values in service to humanity. We are called to make a difference as “persons for and with others.”‌

Centering our Centers

Join the Division of Mission Integration and many of Loyola's excellent centers on November 2nd for a day-long event. With breakout sessions across all three campuses and a plenary at noon on the Lakeshore Campus featuring distinguished alumni Flavio Bravo, learn about how Loyola's centers embrace Loyola's Mission of social justice and education.

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Martyrs Award

Join the Division of Mission Integration on November 16th at 5pm in McCormick Lounge on the Lakeshore Campus to honor this year's recipient of the Martyrs Award, Taller de José. Given in honor of the slain Salvadoran martyrs and their commitment to service and social justice, the Martyrs Award is an annual award given to a worthy faith-based organization or individual in Chicago.

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