Explore, seek, question, deepen, and nurture your spiritual growth—whether a long-standing faith tradition or budding beliefs
Faith is as important and as central to the Loyola experience as each student wants it to be. Loyola is a Jesuit university that provides deep and meaningful development of the Catholic faith by offering students opportunities for worship, shared prayer, community building, reflection, and service. From daily Mass in Alumni Memorial Chapel to liturgical events and retreats, students are challenged to seek God in all things. However, you don't have to be Catholic to enjoy the many benefits of a Jesuit education. Loyola welcomes a diverse population of students from many backgrounds, and all Loyola students have the opportunity to be supported in their spiritual development, regardless of their faith.
Faith in the Process
Loyola creates inclusive spaces and opportunities for worship and spiritual development for students of all religious and non-religious backgrounds. Our diverse community of faculty, staff, and administrators represent and practice faith traditions from around the world, so no matter how you self-identify, you’ll feel welcomed and find community at Loyola.
A student perspective on faith at Loyola
A student reflects on how spiritual development is fostered at Loyola as Greyhounds engage with and explore diverse faith traditions.
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