Ministries/Events Type : Éducation - Secondaire
Loyola High School
L’école secondaire Loyola est un établissement jésuite et catholique de Montréal où les élèves sont appelés à développer leurs compétences intellectuelles et à devenir des personnes compatissantes, guidées par la conscience et engagées pour une société mondiale juste.
Saint Paul’s High School
St. Paul’s High School is western Canada’s only Jesuit high school and is part of the Jesuit Schools Network consisting of over 60 high schools, 30 universities and colleges across North America, and an additional 300 schools and universities worldwide.
Saint Bonaventure’s College
St. Bonaventure’s College is an independent K-12 Catholic school in the Jesuit tradition with a respectful and diverse community offering a progressive curriculum aimed at creating a safe and challenging educational experience.
Mother Teresa Middle School
Mother Teresa Middle School (MTMS) provides an enhanced, holistic, middle school education to Regina’s vulnerable inner city youth.
Gonzaga Middle School
Gonzaga Middle School (GMS) provides an enhanced, holistic, Manitoba Education approved, co-educational, culturally sensitive middle school education to Grade 6-8 students from low-income families in the Point Douglas and North East Downtown neighbourhoods of inner-city Winnipeg.
Collège Saint-Charles-Garnier
Le Collège Saint-Charles-Garnier de Québec se situe dans la poursuite de l’oeuvre de son ancêtre, le Collège des Jésuites, premier collège en Amérique du Nord. C’est un établissement d’enseignement privé, de niveau secondaire, s’inscrivant dans la tradition humaniste chrétienne.
Collège Jean-de-Brébeuf
Le Collège Jean-de-Brébeuf, établissement d’enseignement privé subventionné fondé en 1928 par les pères jésuites, poursuit sa mission d’excellence en formant les leaders de demain dans un environnement extraordinaire au pied du mont Royal, au coeur du quartier universitaire de Montréal.
Camp Ekon
Located at Stanley House Road (2nd line on the shore of Lake Joseph in Ontario’s Muskoka Lake Region, (just 250 km north of Toronto), Camp Ekon was founded in 1971 by the Jesuits in English Canada to provide an opportunity for young people to form a community of service. The values and skills that Ekon promotes in its pedagogy are grounded in the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola.
