A CHS Companions service group made a memorable trip this summer to Montana, where it served communities in need. In the CHS Companions Program, juniors respond to the Ignatian call to service via immersion trips. The group served in various capacities in and around a small town named for the founder of the Jesuits, St. Ignatius, The town is situated on the Flathead Indian Reservation; a main purpose of the trip is to engage the culture of the Native Americans there. The town is also home to the historic St. Ignatius Mission. The CHS group consisted of Sam Devlin, John Dunn, Nick Elia, Tommy Long, Isaac Lowinger, Elliot Manley, Max Miranda, Gabriele Pili, Spencer and Sean Whelahan.  The group celebrated Mass together, prepared and shared their meals together and engaged in daily reflections about their encounters each day.    The adult leaders of the trip were Director of Campus Ministry Fr. Charles Frederico, S.J., and school counselor Annette Sugg. In the Companions ...