On December 8, 2015, every available Jesuit student strolled into the Terry Center to celebrate the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, one of the ten Holy Days of Obligation.
Father Ron Boudreaux began the Mass by addressing one of the biggest misconceptions that most Catholics still believe: the Immaculate Conception does not celebrate the conception of Jesus Christ, our Lord...
The Terry Center, filled with Jesuit Dallas and Strake students, teachers, and guests, sit in anticipation for the mass said by Father Carlos Esparza S.J., class of '98. Father Esparza's return to Jesuit is preceded by working with the Department of Defense, joining the Jesuits, working at Jesuit Strake, and now preaching in Denver, Colorado. He returns to the...
A sea of red on Friday morning as  Jesuit students piled into the Terry Center for the first mass of the year, September 4, along with thousands of Jesuit schools across the world, a tradition begun in 1548 at the first Jesuit school in Messina, Sicily. The mass, Mr. Knight explained, " is where the community gathers to thank God...
One cross and two candles lead the red-robed Father Huete through the congregation of students wearing red tie after red tie. Â He bows at the altar, and the Mass of the Holy Spirit begins. "It certainly has been a long-time custom in all our Jesuit schools," he remarked, "asking the Holy Spirit to bless what we do scholastically."
It has...
 One of the many milestones for every Jesuit senior, taking place after Senior Prom, Senior Convocation, Special Games, and just before graduation, is the Senior Mass and Breakfast. This year's Senior Mass and Breakfast was celebrated on Mother's Day, May 11th, with Mass in the Terry Center and breakfast in the Westin Galleria.
This Mass and breakfast is a sign of...
En el nombre del Padre, del Hijo y del EspÃritu Santo. Amén. (In the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, Amen.)
On Thursday, December 12th, Campus Ministry hosted a mass that was different from all others in more ways than one. Not only was it on a Thursday, instead of the usual Friday morning, but the Mass...
