Jesuit Education and Service - Honoring St. Ignatius of Loyola at CTK
The purpose of a Jesuit education is to give students the tools to answer one of life's most important questions: "What does God want from me?" Far from being a question easily answered on a homework assignment or test, this can only be fulfilled through a person's life work. Whether it's an advanced degree, starting a family, traveling to another country, or creating a business, Jesuit-educated students seek to use their skills, talents, and interests to change the world and in so doing serve the Lord and their fellow brothers and sisters.
We will be celebrating our 5th Annual Jesuit Legacy Day to honor our school's Jesuit heritage and mission the day prior to St. Ignatius of Loyola's 531st birthday on Monday, October 23rd.
Please join us for a Mass either in person or virtually on Monday, 10/23. Mass will be broadcast on CTK's YouTube page.
Make a Gift to Sustain the Jesuit Legacy at CTK
We encourage you to make a gift in St. Ignatius’ honor to support CTK's Campus Ministry and service-learning opportunities. Our goal is to raise $15,000 to help fund these important experiences for our students. Our Campus Ministry programs include retreats like Kairos and Peer Ministers, a student-led group that guides our school Masses and prayer services. CTK students also participate in a variety of service and social justice programs throughout the school year and summer months. From Jesuit Day of Service with other Chicago-area high school students to serving people living in the Appalachian region, our students care for their neighbors near and far.
Because of you, our students continue growing as men and women for and with others. Your financial support of Campus Ministry and service-learning at CTK ensures that our students have a holistic educational experience and inspires them to use their gifts for the betterment of others - friends, families, neighbors, and beyond.