Inspired by St. Ignatius

The Jesuit community at Le Moyne is much more than just the number of priests who live and teach on our campus. It extends to the many members of our college community involved with various Ignatian-inspired programs and activities -- taking place both on and off campus -- for the benefit of our students.

With the overall number of avowed religious continuing to decline, the development of programs such as the Ignatian Colleagues Program (ICP), a national program that allows faculty and administrators to learn and experience first-hand the tenets of a Jesuit education. On campus, the College has several programs for faculty, administrators and staff to examine Ignational spirituality -- and put what they learn into practice in the classroom, in residence halls and in any interaction with students.


Le Moyne's Jesuit Community

Fr. Donald Kirby  Rector
  Fr. Donald Kirby, S.J.
  kirby@lemoyne.edu
  Personal Web Page




 Fr. William Bosch  Fr. William Bosch, S.J.
  boschwj@lemoyne.edu


 



Fr. James Dahlinger   Fr. James Dahlinger, S.J.
   dahlinjh@lemoyne.edu






   Fr. William Dolan, S.J.
   dolanWS@lemoyne.edu





Fr. Jason Downer, S.J.



 

 


   Fr. Michael Guzik, S.J.
   guzikma@lemoyne.edu






Vi   Fr. Vincent Hevern, S.J.
   hevern@lemoyne.edu
   Personal Web Page







Fr. Frank LaRocca, S.J.







Fr. Gerry McKeon, S.J.  






Fr. Peter Murray, S.J.






     Fr. Frank Nash, S.J.
   nashfr@lemoyne.edu



 



Fr. Patrick Rogers, S.J.  

 

 




Fr. Robert ScullyFr. Robert Scully, S.J.
  scullyre@lemoyne.edu






Fr. Louis Sogliuzzo   Fr. Louis Sogliuzzo, S.J.
   in residence at 
   St. Augustine's Church
   sogliulp@lemoyne.edu



 


To learn more about how to become a Jesuit, visit www.BeAJesuit.org

For help in discerning what to do with your life, talk to any Jesuit or anyone at Le Moyne Campus Ministry.

In the brand new video, "The Journey to a Great Life," released Sept. 12, 2016, Jesuits in formation share the experiences and insights that inspired them to pursue extraordinary lives as members of the Society of Jesus.