Virtual Tour: Main Campus - Saint Ignatius Church
Explore Saint Ignatius Church
Saint Ignatius Church stands as a historical landmark, not only for USF, but also the entire city that surrounds it.
Learn more about St. Ignatius Church and get a glimpse of your future graduation ceremony in this video tour.
In addition to the general Mass schedule, St. Ignatius celebrates a student-centered Mass on Sunday evenings.
The church's eclectic architectural style is inspired by the Italian and Spanish Baroque, as well as classical Greek and Roman principles.
The twin spires, bell tower, and dome of St. Ignatius Church create a dramatic silhouette against the San Francisco skyline.
The church is the last stop for USF students, providing a stunning atmosphere for every graduation ceremony.
Every May and December, the commencement ceremonies fill St. Ignatius with excited graduates and their proud loved ones.
A statue of St. Ignatius of Loyola honors the founder of the Jesuits.
Saint Ignatius Church
Convocation and graduation—the first and last stops of every USF student’s academic career–take place inside Saint Ignatius.
Since 1914, Saint Ignatius has been an icon for the University of San Francisco and for the city. The church’s mission complements the University’s, offering social outreach opportunities, ministry programs, and a student-centered Mass every Sunday during the school year.