Church of Saint-Ignace, Paris

Saint-Ignace Church
Nave and choir of the church
Religion
Affiliation	Roman Catholic Church
District	Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Paris
Region	Île-de-France =
Rite	Latin Rite
Status	Active
Location
Location	6th arrondissement, Paris, France
Geographic coordinates	48°51′02″N 2°19′35″E
Architecture
Architect(s)	Magloire Tournesac
Style	Neo-Gothic
Website
notredamedeschamps.fr

The Church of Saint-Ignace is a large Roman Catholic chapel located at 33 Rue de Sèvres in the 6th arrondissement of Paris. Is is dedicated to Saint Ignace de Loyola, founder of Companions of Jesus, or Jesuits.

The church was built between 1855 and 1858, following the plans of the Jesuit father and architect Magloire Tournesac (1805–1875). It is built in the Neo-Gothic style.

Though it is not formally a parish church, the jesuit fathers carry out the liturgical and pastoral duties. The church is also connected with the Centre Sèvres, the faculty of philosophy and theology for the Jesuits of Paris.

Some of the art in the church depicts the martyrdom of Jesuit missionaries in Japan in the 1860s.

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  Chevet of the church
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  Church entrance at 33 Rue de Sèvres
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  "Jesuit Martyrs in Japan"
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  Statues of Jesuit saints Aloysius Gonzaga (fr: Louis Gonzague), Jan Berchmans et Stanislas Kostka in St Sculpture in the church