From the OHS Vault The Church of St. Ignatius Loyola is a vibrant and active Roman Catholic parish. Its extensive music program aims to celebrate the diverse musical heritage of the Christian tradition, and includes both professional and volunteer participation. The professional Choir of St. Ignatius Loyola is heard regularly at parish liturgical celebrations and has drawn critical acclaim in the Sacred Music in a Sacred Space concert series for its blended sound and stylistic flexibility. The 60-voice volunteer Parish Community Choir participates in a broad spectrum of parish liturgical and concert life. Adding to the program are an active Folk Mass group and the liturgical Children’s Chorus. Founded in 1851 and entrusted to the Society of Jesus (Jesuits) in 1866, the present landmark structure was dedicated in 1898; the N.P. Mander pipe organ heard on this recording was inaugurated April 27, 1993. Requiem, OP.9 Suite for Organ OP.5