News

2025

  • July

    Alumni Spotlight: G Alvarado B’20

    G Alvarado B’20 is a multidisciplinary artist whose work spans writing, poetry, animation, filmmaking, music, and photography. Of Sicilian and Colombian descent, his multicultural heritage—combined with early influences like jazz, classic films, and baseball—has shaped his distinctive creative voice. But it was his Jesuit education at Bellarmine that played a key role in forming not only his talents, but also his values, worldview, and deep commitment to storytelling with purpose.

    While at Bellarmine, G was immersed in student life and lived out the Grad at Grad ideals through meaningful involvement across campus. He served as a Eucharistic Minister, ASB Student Senate member, and Retreat Leader for Pilgrimage, Encounter, and Sophomore Retreats. He supported events like the Gala and Open House, engaged in diversity and leadership conferences, and welcomed new students through Link Crew. His dedication was recognized with the 110% Award (2018), Grad at Grad: Committed to Doing Justice (2019), and the Mr. Bellarmine Award and Class Speaker honor at graduation.

    Today, G continues to build a bold, imaginative portfolio—one that blends art and advocacy, faith and creativity. We're proud to feature his journey, in his own words, in this month’s Alumni Spotlight.
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  • Q&A with Fr. Fred Mayovsky, S.J. — Celebrating 60 Years as a Jesuit

    This summer, Fr. Fred S.J. was moved down to Sacred Heart Jesuit Center (SHJC) to receive care after a medical procedure. In the hills of Los Gatos, SHJC provides a spiritual healing and recovery space for injured, sick, and retired Jesuits. The center’s mission is rooted in service and community. Fr. Fred S.J.’s impact on the Bellarmine community is indescribable, so we are grateful he will receive the best care possible. Fr. Fred S.J. will be missed, and we wish him all the best in his recovery!
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  • The Personal Journey and Vocation of Kevin Lee, S.J.

    Kevin Lee, S.J. is from Virginia, but has called five states home. After he graduated from the University of Virginia with bachelor’s degrees in mathematics and physics, Kevin joined the Jesuit Volunteer Corps, serving as the youth minister at Dolores Mission Parish in Los Angeles. Kevin enjoys board games, video games and turning whatever he can find into a percussion instrument. He completed his First Studies at Fordham University. Currently, he is performing his regency as a teacher of physics at Bellarmine Preparatory School in Tacoma, WA.
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