There’s hope in Myanmar – Jesuits at the Frontiers
The shocking coup of February 2021 ended Myanmar’s fragile road to democracy, plunged the country once more into darkness and stole the future of millions of young people. Through the darkness, the young people shine a light.
We witness their faith, their courage, and their determination to build a more just and peaceful nation. We, Jesuits, are accompanying them.
Watch the first episode of the video series ‘Jesuits at the Frontiers’, in which we tell the stories of Jesuits and partners in mission who accompany the most vulnerable societies, groups and individuals, on literal or metaphorical frontiers. Discover the stories of the mission for reconciliation, peace and hope.
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