Magis Service Recognition
2022-2023 School Year

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Fr. Peter Hans Kolvenbach, SJ, former Superior General of the Society of Jesus (“The Jesuits”) said:

“Students, in the course of their formation, must let the gritty reality of this world into their lives, so they can learn to feel it, think about it critically, respond to its suffering and engage it constructively. They should learn to perceive, think, judge, choose and act for the rights of others, especially the disadvantaged and the oppressed. . . .[T]he measure of Jesuit [schools] is not what our students do but who they become and the adult Christian responsibility they will exercise in future towards their neighbor and their world. For now, the activities they engage in, even with much good effect, are for their formation. This does not make the [school] a training camp for social activists. Rather, the students need close involvement with the poor and the marginal now, in order to learn about reality and become adults of solidarity in the future.”

The Office of Service and Justice at Jesuit High School recognizes and affirms the good work of the following students, each of whom completed more than twice the amount of service required for his grade level. 

Magis is a Latin word meaning “more” or “greater.” In the world of Ignatian spirituality, the notion of the magis is connected to going deeper in response to experiences of God’s love in our lives. All students can pursue the magis simply through their minimum service requirement.

We recognize here those students who, through the external marker of completing more than twice what is required of them in service, have indicated a deep commitment to and love for their vulnerable neighbors in the Sacramento region and elsewhere. 

Freshmen

  • Theodore Barnum
  • Brody Bisbiglia
  • Riley Blum
  • Noah Briceno
  • Amari Brown
  • Surya Chavali
  • Aidan Clough
  • Noah Dabney
  • John Duggan
  • Cole Fleming
  • Joshua Guerrero
  • Emmett Gustorf
  • Mateo Gutierrez-Carreon
  • Nicholas Hill
  • Miles Hubbard
  • Ciro Immordino
  • Caden Kroettinger
  • Colin Lee
  • Tanner Lyon
  • Chase Maciel
  • Wyatt Mattes
  • Luca McGlynn
  • Milo Moggan
  • Yudiel Mondragon
  • Nolan O’Flaherty
  • Jacob Pellow
  • Jaypal Reddy
  • Jack Sheehy
  • Viliami Sitauti
  • Renner Smiley
  • Joshua Sokoler
  • Anthony Stouder
  • Jackson Thomas

Sophomores

  • Moiz Asif
  • Augustine Briggs
  • Luke Browne
  • Jayden Gerik Canio
  • Luke Dougherty
  • Raphael Edralin
  • AJ Makarczyk
  • Zachary McDonald
  • Amaury McKinney
  • Tristan McLoughlin
  • Justin Paredes
  • Derek Ramirez
  • Eric Ross
  • Evan Slama
  • George Srabian
  • Liam Stout
  • Kai Switlick
  • Quinn Tamblyn
  • Mark Weeden
  • Ali Zaidi

Juniors

  • Angelo Bernardi
  • Alexander Brown
  • Thomas Fox
  • Camden Gordon
  • Giancarlo Hash
  • Luke Herbelin
  • Richard Martinez
  • Andrew Raphael Maulino
  • Colin McGhee
  • Brock Meyer
  • Xavier Meyers
  • Dante Nocetti
  • Dominic Parra
  • Jack Payant
  • Evan Pettibone
  • Tyler Pham
  • James Randall
  • Tyrell Ross
  • Christopher Rotelli
  • Frank Valencia
  • Ryan York

Seniors

  • Quinn Austin
  • Luke Bowman
  • Jacob Burgess
  • Cael Burnett
  • Max Carroll
  • Kenny Castro
  • John Paul Chapman
  • Benjamin Condrin
  • Jacob De La Torre
  • Richard Desmond
  • Mason Drake
  • Mason Fat
  • Matthew Ferrara
  • Max Gee
  • Zachary Halloran
  • Nathan Jones
  • Ryan Lee
  • Oliver Leinberger
  • Cooper Lippi
  • Ryan Loehr
  • Ryan Lourim
  • Frank Lucchetti
  • Nicholas Lyons
  • Ryan Malone
  • Hayden Morrison
  • Gabryel Palamiano
  • Cole Rasmussen
  • Ian Rexroad
  • Ben Ryan
  • Charles Sander
  • Adam Smaglik
  • John Sullivan
  • Jacob Swanson
  • Miles Yee
  • Collin Young
  • Jack Zill

*Please Note: Award Certificates will be mailed in the coming weeks – if you do not see your name on this list, and believe it is in error, please reach out to Ms. Brabec in the Office of Service & Justice (sara.brabec@jesuithighschool.org).