Dilexi Te and the Society of Jesus | Cardinal Michael Czerny, SJ
Cardinal Michael Felix Czerny, SJ, Prefect of the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development, offers profound insights into the foundational spiritual phrase “Dilexi Te” – “I have loved you”.
He shares how this deep, personal love inspires the entire Society of Jesus to commit to one of their Universal Apostolic Preferences: “To walk with the excluded”. Hear how this spiritual conviction propels the Jesuit mission toward social justice and reconciliation in the world today.
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