Father Arturo Sosa in Slovenia… and in pictures!
The Jesuit Province of Slovenia is small: about 50 members in a country of two million, of which a little more than 50% are Catholic. But for their small size, the Jesuits of Slovenia have been fiercely active in parish and university ministry.See the province through the eyes of Fr. General.
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