Loyola Institute for Ministry
Make A Difference in the Church and World
At the Loyola Institute for Ministry (LIM), we offer graduate degrees and certificates that are transformative and affordable. Our goal is to promote our students’ passionate commitment to the promise of God's Reign and to the mission of sharing the Good News. We believe our best shot is in the combination of theology and spirituality and a focus on practical implications.
We take your future seriously, and we have a broad vision of ministry. It is practiced within Church settings and beyond--wherever people of faith live and work. We offer degrees that will help you reach your goals and advance your career, whether you work in a in a church or religious school or are answering the call to holiness in everyday life by seeking a deeper connection between faith and work in the world.
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Resources
We offer many valueable resources that will support your coursework. Here are just a few:
Faculty Success
Dr. Tom Ryan Shepherds Fifth Volume of The Bible in Medieval Tradition To Publication
As a general editor of the series The Bible in Medieval Tradition, Dr. Tom Ryan is pleased to announce the publication of The Book of Revelation translated and edited by David Burr. This is the fifth volume in the series from Eerdmans Publishing which makes available the translations of biblical commentaries to explore medieval exegesis and biblical interpretation and their application to contemporary spiritual formation and reflection, discussion, preaching and scholarship.
Student Success
Scholar Award Winner Mary Cranstoun
Congratulations to Mary E. Cranstoun, MPS ’19, for receiving the Loyola Institute for Ministry Scholar Award!
The Loyola Institute for Ministry Scholar Award recognizes excellence in Scholarship, Leadership and Service in a graduate from the Loyola Institute for Ministry.
Showcase
Young Adult Ministry Webinar
Join us on February 13th at 1 pm CT to participate in a webinar "Addressing 'Open Wide Our Hearts' in Ministries with Young Adults." This presentation and conversation hosted by LIM professor Tracey Lamont features members of the USCCB's National Advisory Team for Young Adults and others who minister to youth and young adults. Click on the image above for more information and to RSVP.
Online Open House
On March 5th at 8 PM Central time, join us for an online open house to learn more about our program options. Click on the above image for more information.Upcoming Events
Thursday, February 13, 2020