About Us
Faith Formation
Adult Spirituality and Faith Formation Program
Rooted in our Catholic faith and guided by our Ignatian tradition, the Adult Spirituality and Faith Formation Program seeks to provide opportunities for adults to grow deeper in their relationship with God through education, meaningful prayer and fellowship.
"Like St. Ignatius, we are pilgrims on a journey. We never fully arrive at our destination in this life, for daily God is inviting us into a deeper and deeper relationship. Let us be attentive to God's invitations, attentive to the ways the spirit is at work in our lives, and walk confidently together as a community on this journey of faith."
–Douglas Gleber
Upcoming Opportunities
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Food for Thought Email
This weekly email contains a short reflection, prayer, or quote, as well as a question or two on which to reflect during the week.
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Lenten Daily Reflection Email
During Lent, members of the Loyola Academy community can receive a daily scripture-based reflection email.
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Morning Coffee and Prayer
Friday Mornings
September 9 through May 278:00 a.m. to 8:30 a.m.Invite God into your day over a cup of coffee. Parents, graduate parents, alumni and friends of Loyola are welcome to join us on Friday mornings for meaningful prayer, reflection and faith sharing. The Gospel story for the upcoming Sunday will serve as a guide for our prayer. This is a wonderful opportunity to meet new people, renew your prayer life and grow in your relationship with God. Come as you are! Come when you can!
Registration is not required. Join via Zoom.
Please note, that we will not meet on October 7, November 25, December 23 and 30, February 10, March 17 and April 14.
Prayer Intentions
Let us support each other in prayer. Please record your prayer intentions for the sick, the suffering, the local and universal church, the needs of the world, and all who might be in need of a prayer. We will remember these intentions at morning Mass.
We will remember our beloved dead in a special way throughout the month of November. At our daily school Masses and in the prayer of our community, we will call to mind the names of those whom we have loved and who have been called home to God.
We will remember our beloved dead in a special way throughout the month of November. At our daily school Masses and in the prayer of our community, we will call to mind the names of those whom we have loved and who have been called home to God.
Pray With Us
Prayer is central to our forming young women and men in the Ignatian tradition. It is through prayer that we more fully understand God's presence in our lives and more clearly discern God's will for us.
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