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Sister Jean’s joy and pure love for her Ramblers is infectious and embodies all the things we love about being a sports fan. I hope i can be a diehard till I’m her age. #onwardLU . . #sketch #art #copic #disney #loyolachicago #loyolabasketball #sisterjean #instagood #marchmadness (at S. Preston Art + Designs)
Discover the inspiring story of Loyola’s Sister Jean, the 106-year-old chaplain who became a national icon during March Madness. A legacy of
Sister Jean (1919–2025): A Life of Faith, Joy, and Purpose 🌟
Loyola-Chicago’s beloved chaplain, Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt, has passed away at the age of 106.
From classrooms to courtside prayers, she spent her life uplifting others with faith, humor, and compassion. She became a national icon during Loyola’s 2018 Final Four run — not just for her team spirit, but for her radiant optimism and wisdom that inspired millions.
Even past 100, Sister Jean remained active, writing “Wake Up with Purpose” and continuing to mentor students and fans alike.
Her message was simple but powerful: “We’re never too old to dream, to serve, or to love.”
💔 Rest in peace, Sister Jean — your light will keep shining. ✨
Discover the inspiring story of Loyola’s Sister Jean, the 106-year-old chaplain who became a national icon during March Madness. A legacy of
Sister Jean, Loyola’s iconic basketball chaplain, turns 106 today—celebrated with a heartfelt letter to students and staff. Despite being sidelined due to a summer cold, she sends her love, blessings, and wise words of encouragement for the upcoming year. A true inspiration!
Sister Jean has a tough security detail. #loyolachicago #SisterJean #BobaFett
Sister Jean does more than pray – she scouts the players on opposing teams, and offers input that positively blows away head coach Porter Moser.
