Information Session for Prospective Students
December 1, 2025 ✦ Online ✦ 12:00–1:00 pm CT
Meet the Director of the Loyola Institute for Ministry and learn about our degrees and certificates in theology and spirituality. They are Catholic, Ignatian, practical, and affordable. Get details on our B.A. in Ministry and Theology and master's degrees in pastoral studies and religious education, and learn more about our community of learners. Those who attend an Information Session and take a graduate or undergraduate class in calendar year 2025 will receive a one-time $500 tuition scholarship in their first semester.
Spring Lecture Series: Walking with the Migrant: Jubilee, Justice, and Hope
February 12, 2026 ✦ Online ✦ 7:00–8:00 pm CT
The 2026 Spring Lecture Series will examine the spiritual, scriptural, and ecological dimensions of migration through the lens of Catholic faith, exploring it as both a lived human experience and a call to solidarity, justice, and hope in today’s world. Join us for the first lecture, "Stranger and Sojourner: Scripture's Migration Narratives," presented by Jacqueline M. Hidalgo, Ph.D., as she explores how Scripture’s migration stories reveal God’s presence among those on the move.
Spring Lecture Series: Walking with the Migrant: Jubilee, Justice, and Hope
March 12, 2026 ✦ Online ✦ 7:00–8:00 pm CT
The 2026 Spring Lecture Series will examine the spiritual, scriptural, and ecological dimensions of migration through the lens of Catholic faith, exploring it as both a lived human experience and a call to solidarity, justice, and hope in today’s world. Join us for the second lecture, "Creation on the Move: Ecological Migration in an Integral Ecology," presented by Msgr. Kevin W. Irwin, S.T.D., as he examines how climate change and ecological degradation drive migration, and how Catholic social teaching calls us to respond.
Spring Lecture Series: Encountering Christ at the Border: Contemporary Migration Stories
April 9, 2026 ✦ Online ✦ 7:00–8:00 pm CT
The 2026 Spring Lecture Series will examine the spiritual, scriptural, and ecological dimensions of migration through the lens of Catholic faith, exploring it as both a lived human experience and a call to solidarity, justice, and hope in today’s world. Join us for the third ad final lecture, "Encountering Christ at the Border: Contemporary Migration Stories," presented by Dylan Corbett, as he shares accounts of migration stories and pastoral reflections that reveal Christ in today’s migrants and refugees.