Ignatius Chapel Community
During the COVID-19 pandemic, in-person attendance at the Sunday 10:30am Mass in Ignatius Chapel is limited to pre-registered individuals. To register your attendance, please fill out the form here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/9040b4eaca82ca2fa7-iccmass.
The Mass is also live streamed at https://www.youtube.com/
- Wear your mask when receiving Communion.
- Receive the Eucharist in your hand, not on the tongue.
- Wait to consume until you are at least six feet away from the presider and other people.
- Maintain a 6-foot distance from other people when in line. Green tape markings on the floor indicate this distance.
- Please arrive on time. Arriving late means someone else has to wait at the door for you.
- Enter Bobet Hall from the Peace Quad.
- Get your temperature taken before you enter.
- If you sign up but find that you are not able to attend, please email brennanhaug5@gmail.com or text (504-250-2158) by 10:00 a.m. in case we have a waiting list.
- Every individual must bring and wear a mask at all times when on Loyola's campus (including during Mass).
- All parties must sit 6 feet away from each other. There should be four empty wooden chairs or three empty cushioned chairs between each party.
- Groups sitting together must be members of the same household.
- Physical contact with others not in your family group is to be avoided, including during the Sign of Peace and the Our Father.
- Hymnals should be left in your seat when you exit.
- No gathering for socializing before or after Mass.
- No choir is permitted. Music will be led by a pianist and a cantor.
- Seniors and people with serious medical conditions should continue to stay home.
- Offertory baskets will not be passed but instead are available at the entrance and online at https://spark.loyno.edu/chapel if you would like to contribute.
Welcome to the online home of the Ignatius Chapel Community at Loyola University. We are a small, intentional Catholic faith community that invites you to join us for our weekly liturgies in which we strive to be “men and women for others,” moving forward on our journey of faith and life. At Ignatius Chapel, you will experience a vibrant liturgy filled with music, compelling homilies, and enthusiastic participation. On our website, you will find information about our community's history and our various ministries. You are invited to join us for our weekly liturgies at 10:30 on Sunday mornings.
Please explore the following pages for more information about our community:
Discussion and Reflection Schedule
Community History
Ministries
Homily Archive
Presider Schedule
News & Announcements
Prayer List
