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The Loyola Tradition: Daily Morning Prayer
A cornerstone of Loyola's culture is our Morning Prayer, a powerful way to begin each day in community. Since the founding of Loyola, Morning Prayer has served as the spiritual foundation of our daily life.
Over the years, students have consistently shared how meaningful and impactful this shared time of prayer has been. Led by the Administrative Team, Faculty, Staff and Clergy, we come together to reflect on the Word of God in various ways. Through these reflections, we share how God's Word has shaped our lives and how our personal encounters with God influence our relationships with others.
Each Morning Prayer is unique, as every individual brings their own perspective and life experience. We learn from one another, embracing the diversity of our community while deepening our collective spiritual journey. Every day, we are challenged to live the values of the Gospel and strive to be "Men and Women for Others."
We conclude our time together by offering our prayer intentions, with students leading us in praying the Loyola Community Prayer.
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Other Ministry Traditions
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Retreats at Loyola High School offer a powerful opportunity to step away from the noise of daily life and embark on a journey of self-discovery, faith and brotherhood. These retreats provide a sacred space where young men can reflect on their purpose, deepen their relationship with God, and strengthen their bonds with peers who share similar struggles and aspirations.
Through dynamic talks, group discussions, personal reflection and moments of prayer, participants are encouraged to embrace their faith, develop strong moral character and gain a deeper understanding of themselves. Whether through outdoor challenges, team-building activities, or quiet moments of spiritual renewal, these retreats inspire young men to grow as leaders, friends and followers of Christ.
More than just a getaway, a high school retreat is a transformative experience- one that equips young men with the wisdom, confidence and faith to navigate life’s challenges with courage and integrity and to become “Men for Others, Men for Detroit”. 
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The Kairos Retreat is a unique opportunity for senior students at Loyola High School. Loyola’s Kairos retreat is student-led, and it is such an important and vital retreat experience that it is a graduation requirement. Kairos is a life-changing experience designed to help young men step away from the distractions of everyday life and discover a deeper sense of faith, brotherhood and purpose.
Rooted in the Greek word Kairos, meaning “God’s time,” this retreat invites participants to reflect on their personal journey, strengthen their relationship with God and build lasting connections with their peers.
Through powerful testimonies, guided reflections, prayer and open discussions, Kairos creates a space where young men can explore their faith, embrace vulnerability and find strength in community. It’s more than just a retreat- it’s a defining moment that fosters growth, leadership and a renewed understanding of God’s presence in their lives.
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At Loyola, students come together to celebrate Mass as a community. These gatherings offer a chance to pray, reflect and connect with others. It’s a time to pause, grow in faith and strengthen bonds with God, fellow students and the community in a welcoming and inclusive environment.
These masses include:- Mass of the Holy Spirit
- All Souls Day Mass
- Advent Mass
- Ash Wednesday Mass
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Our Campus Minister
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snyebrothersloyolahsdetroit.orgCampus Minister
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