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Loyola Press
Purpose
Loyola Press was founded in 1912 by Father William P. Lyons, SJ as a non-profit Catholic publishing ministry of the Midwest Province of the Society of
Jesus for over 100 years, our mission has been to lead people to Jesus and to facilitate transformative experiences of God so that people of all ages can
lead holy and purposeful lives with and for others. In addition to our spirituality and faith formation offerings for infants through adults with ... Read more
Jesus for over 100 years, our mission has been to lead people to Jesus and to facilitate transformative experiences of God so that people of all ages can
lead holy and purposeful lives with and for others. In addition to our spirituality and faith formation offerings for infants through adults with ... Read more
Vision
The vision statement for Loyola Press is as follows: Honoring and sustaining your desire for a deeper friendship with God. While Loyola Press is a
company rooted in the Catholic faith, our vision for the organization respects all who might have interest in our materials, regardless of their faith
tradition. The Jesuit motto of “finding God in all things” provides us with an expansive path forward to reach beyond our typical audiences a... Read more
company rooted in the Catholic faith, our vision for the organization respects all who might have interest in our materials, regardless of their faith
tradition. The Jesuit motto of “finding God in all things” provides us with an expansive path forward to reach beyond our typical audiences a... Read more
Mission
At Loyola Press, we help all people find God in all things. Everything we do is “for the greater honor and glory of God.” This phrase is the motto of the
Society of Jesus (Jesuits) and flows from Saint Ignatius’ Spiritual Exercises. The aim of the exercises is to guide the seeker toward an inner freedom that
allows a wholehearted yes to a life in God. We understand the power of the written word, of image, of media in nurturing a vibrant relations... Read more
Society of Jesus (Jesuits) and flows from Saint Ignatius’ Spiritual Exercises. The aim of the exercises is to guide the seeker toward an inner freedom that
allows a wholehearted yes to a life in God. We understand the power of the written word, of image, of media in nurturing a vibrant relations... Read more
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