In order to keep class sizes small we will limit the number of registrations for in-person classes. If you desire to attend classes on campus, please register as soon as possible to ensure your preferred day / time is available.
All plans are subject to change due to state, county, and/or archdiocesan regulations.
Our parish motto at St. Ignatius of Loyola is: "A People for Others." Following the example of St. Ignatius, we strive to faithfully serve God and others.
We believe that our community is called in a special way to serve others during this difficult time. For that reason, we will be inviting everyone to participate in "discipleship projects" throughout the coming year.
These projects will bring to life the topics that we are studying together in our faith formation classes: encountering Christ in prayer and sacraments; speaking up for what is right; showing the love of God to those in need; and sharing the good news of salvation with our community.
To see a list of current project oppotunities CLICK HERE
Option 1: On-Campus Classes Students attending classes on campus must abide by our health and safety protocols. Students will practice physical distancing and wear masks during meetings. For a complete list of
The meeting times for PreK4 - Grade 5 are listed below. Please note, class sizes are limited, to allow for social distancing within classrooms:
Sundays 3:45-5pm
Tuesday 4:45-6pm
Tuesday 6:30-7:45pm (no PreK4, Kinder classes at this time)
Wednesday 4:45-6pm
Option 2: Home Study
Students will be taught at home using the same curriculum as in-person classes. Parents and students will complete 10-12 lessons over the school year using the Christ in Us online resources provided by the parish.
As part of each lesson, students will add to their online learning portfolio so that they can track their progress and share their successes. Sample lessons will be available soon!
Parent catechists will receive formation and support through online calls and classes.
Students attending classes on campus must abide by our health and safety protocols. Students will practice physical distancing and wear masks during meetings.
Our EDGE group will meet Sundays 3:30-5pm through the school year. Sessions typically include a speaker, followed by activities and small group gatherings.
There will also be a meeting on Wednesdays from 5:30-6:30pm for students who prefer a more traditional classroom model.
Option 2: Home Study
Sunday EDGE meetings will be live-streamed for students learning from home (3:30-5pm). Home study students will participate in online small groups (facilitated by adult catechists) during this time, as well.
Students who are unable to watch the livestream EDGE presentations will be able to watch recorded sessions later that week. Students will then need to complete a set of reflection questions and submit them to be counted "present" for the session.
Students attending classes on campus must abide by our health and safety protocols. Students will practice physical distancing and wear masks during meetings.
High school students will meet in person between 3:30-5 pm, with Mass beginning at 5:15 pm on Sunday evenings. Our program typically includes a large group with a speaker and/or activities, and a small discussion group.
In the case that more than 130 youth enroll, it will be necessary to rotate upper classmen and under classmen between large and small groups. For example:
Week One: Upper Classmen – Small Group Under Classmen – Large Group
Week Two: Upper Classmen – Large Group Under Classmen – Small Group
Small Groups will be grade specific and limited to no more than 10 students per group.
Option 2: Home Study
Students who register for home study, will follow the same calendar as our in-person program.
Class activities and assignments will be posted online. Students will have a week to complete their work and submit it online. Classes will consist of the following activities:
Video of main talk/lesson (20-30 minutes).
Group Interaction (discussion boards, peer reviews, etc.).
Submissions due (reflections, quizzes, essays, videos, etc.).
Students will be able to participate in online small group discussions on Sunday evenings, during regular formation times (3:30-5pm).
Sacrament Preparation
First Reconciliation & First Holy Communion: please contact Lucille Pavlock at lpavlock@silcc.org
Click here to register onlineIf you are an Early Childhood Center Staff Member / Catechist / Catechist Aide / Hall Monitor, Please email your director for link to register.