Mission Week celebrates the University’s Jesuit and Maryland heritage from March 14-20, 2021. The creation of Loyola’s Mission Week was inspired by the strategic plan, The Ignatian Compass, which calls the Loyola community to engage more fully with the University’s Ignatian mission. The week will be celebrated with events and activities related to Loyola’s mission.
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| Sunday, March 14 |
Mission Week Mass
5 p.m., Livestreamed and in-person at Alumni Memorial Chapel
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| Monday, March 15 |
From Inigo to Ignatius: The Transformation of a Heart
1 p.m., Register for virtual webinar by Fr. Steve Spahn, S.J.
Equity in the Classroom with Strong Schools Maryland
6 p.m., Register for virtual webinar hosted by CCSJ
Ignatian Family Advocacy Month Legislative Visits
On Monday and Tuesday, Students who participated in the Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice this fall will join Jesuit-educated students all over the country in virtual legislative visits with congressional representatives, where they will advocate for more humane immigration and environmental policies.
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| Tuesday, March 16 |
Assessing Mission Priority Examen
9-10 a.m., Register for virtual webinar
Finding Common Ground: Cultivating Beloved Community in a politically fractured moment in American History
12 noon-1 p.m., Join the Interfaith virtual panel discussion led by Rev. Scott Adams
ICP alums, Leadership Seminar, & Mission Driven Leadership Virtual Happy Hour
4 p.m., Invitation only
Mission Week Examen
8:30 p.m., Attend via Zoom or Register to attend at Alumni Memorial Chapel
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| Wednesday, March 17 |
Living the Mission: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at Loyola
1 p.m., Join the talk with Dr. Cheryl Moore-Thomas, Chief Equity and Inclusion Officer
Jesuit Volunteer Corps: Living the Mission Beyond Loyola
6 p.m., Join the session hosted by JVC and Center for Community, Service, and Justice
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| Thursday, March 18 |
Greyhounds Give Virtual Campaign
Give now!
Campus Ministry Café honors First Magis Mentors
1 p.m., Attend via Zoom
Loyola welcomes Jose Antonio Vargas, author of Dear America: Notes of an Undocumented Citizen, the 2020-21 Messina Common Text
7 p.m., Register for virtual webinar
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| Friday, March 19 |
Maryland Day
See the full schedule of Maryland Day events |
| Saturday, March 20 |
A Lenten Ignatian Reflection for FAS and Students
9-11:30 a.m., Register for the reflection at Alumni Memorial Chapel, offered by Fr. Thomas Roach, S.J. and Seán Bray
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Those on campus are encouraged to keep an eye out for lawn signs on the quad that will lead you through a special Examen.