St. Ignatius News

I have always believed that good will ultimately prevail. I believe it was Saint Ignatius who said, He who has heard the word of God can also bear His silences.

A sorority chick who lives for fashion, fun and chili dogs. That's moi. Greasy, meaty, sauce-running-down-your-arm kind of dogs! But it's more than just good eats, I need some character on my plate.

ABOUT 380 French pilgrims bravely sung hymns and patriotic songs to mark Bastille Day at Sydney Olympic Park, despite not having anywhere to sleep by sunset last night.

In an effort to reduce energy and fuel costs, the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes' Tribal Council has authorized a four-day, ten-hour day workweek for tribal programs beginning next Monday, July 14.

Auctioneer Steve Allard kept the money rolling in for the numerous donated items for the annual St.

From 15 to 20 July at the start of World Youth Day in Sydney Some 2,000 young people aged 18 to 30 from 26 different countries will take part in an Ignatian Programme of prayer and service of others.

April Charlo leads the young ones in a song sung in Salish as part of the Native American Language Teaching Institute.

Tribal forester Jon Matt gave a Power Point presentation to Salish and Pend d'Oreille elders on how the CSKT Forestry Department manages tribal forestlands as a sustainable resource for income, recreation and ...

The many facets of the wonder of high school graduation are etched on the faces of the Mission High School Class of 2008.

Several softball players from Polson, St. Ignatius and Ronan were recently named to their respective all-conference teams and three of the Polson players were picked for the Class A all-state team.

Mike Jetty, keynote speaker at the Arlee High School graduation ceremonies, told the 26 graduates of the class of 2008 to remember two things: always keep a sense of humor and never criticize someone until ...

On July 15, 2007, the Skate Ignatius Skate Park officially opened in St. Ignatius and "has been going like gangbusters ever since," according to Kristie Nerby the driving force behind the establishment of the ...

Photograph courtesy of Pat Tonkin Marshall Henry and his 10-year-old daughter, Pat Henry , pause for a photograph on Memorial Day weekend in 1941 during a four-day ride with the Missoula Saddle Club.

“God so loved the world that He sent his only Son”

Posted by raymond A. Schroth May 18, 2008 8:49PM Saint Peter's College, 17 May. Tomorrow is Trinity sunday, the reminder of a doctrine which we say we believe but do not fully understand. via The Jersey Journal

Ann Mara, the first lady of New York Giants, will receive an honorary doctorate of humane letters at Saturday's commencement ceremonies at Fordham University. via New York Giants

“We have the opportunity to take our education system and make it something great”

Octave Finley was awarded a Cultural Preservation award at he 14th Annual Tribal Education Awards, which honored staff, students, and parents who are dedicated to Indian education and academic improvement. via Char-Koosta News

“He also knows how to dialogue with other cultures and other religions.”

Saint Louis University alumnus the Rev. Doug Marcouiller, S.J., professor of economics at SLU, and the Rev. via The University News

S&K Technologies, Inc. has been named the Small Business Association's Region VIII and Montana Entrepreneurial Success award winner for 2008. via Char-Koosta News

“We want as many as we can get”

THE South Australian film industry is booming with two movies starting production in Adelaide this week and three others scheduled over the next three months. via News.com.au