Anonymous wrote:Hmmm. Tried to search first but only found responses to someone asking a different question.

https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/909586.page#18027155


I'm the 13:16 poster. To the PP- I am Catholic but really practicing. You could go there and be aware of religion but not have to partake in it. There are required religion courses but you could see them through the lense of history if you wanted. Nobody is trying to convert you. I don't know anything about Georgetown or Notre Dame. Loyola is Jesuit and they tend to be the most radical of the Catholic faith. Big believers in social justice.

Hmmm. Tried to search first but only found responses to someone asking a different question.

Anonymous wrote:Someone just posted about it last week. Do a search for it. I went there and loved it. I'll take my kid there in a few years for him to decide if he wants to apply.

Not OP but are you able to share what the experience is like if you’re not Catholic? Is Loyola more like Georgetown or Norte Dame?

Someone just posted about it last week. Do a search for it. I went there and loved it. I'll take my kid there in a few years for him to decide if he wants to apply.

Thoughts?