April, 2026

On 11 January 1945, when Germany was under Nazi rule, Alfred Delp, SJ, wrote a farewell letter to his Jesuit brothers from the Berlin‑Tegel prison: “[my] execution can be expected today”. He continued, “The real reason for the condemnation is that I am and have remained a Jesuit.”

Peter McIsaac, SJ, a Jesuit from the Caribbean Province, presents in the twelfth episode of Ignite the Way series a case study on using discernment in the restructuring and reimagining of a Jesuit Province. This process began in 2008 when Father General Adolfo Nicolás invited...

As part of the “Invisible Disciples” project, this interview highlights the often unseen witness of women who live out the Gospel through their silent service. In this conversation, Cecilia Bock, who works with the Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS), reflects on her vocation and commitment to accompanying...

The PCCP project originates from a mandate of General Congregation 36 (GC36) in 2016, which called on the Society to promote “a consistent culture of protection and safety for minors”. This commitment was further strengthened by the second Universal Apostolic Preference (2019), urging...

Sri Lanka is known for its stunning, diverse landscapes and ancient sites. At the same time, its three decades of horrific civil war, the devastating 2004 tsunami, and the more recent political unrest, along with the strain of an economic crisis which deepens inequalities, also remain impressed...

In the eleventh episode of Ignite the Way series, Fr Bart van Emmerik, SJ explores the concept of spiritual movements within groups, emphasizing the inner experiences of individuals and the collective soul of the group as they seek direction toward God or away from it.

The USA Midwest Province’s use of solar energy began with schools and now reaches to the rooftops of a Jesuit residence and the Province office itself. About half of the Province office’s electricity comes from the 152 panels on the roof of the Chicago building...

Lord Jesus, on this glorious morning,
When you rose from the dead,
May our hearts be filled with gratitude and awe
For the love You showed us on the cross.

Good Friday is a strange day for most Christians. It is a day of contrasts. While the Church keeps the solemn liturgy of the crucifixion, passion and death of Christ the rest of the world carries on with its usual business completely oblivious of what is taking place. Oblivious of what has taken place...

On 30-31 March 2026, the Board of the International Association of Jesuit Universities (IAJU) met at the General Curia in Rome to review the ongoing implementation of the Strategic Agenda (2024-2028) and the priorities defined at the Assembly in Bogotá in July 2025...

Mary, Mother of Jesus and our Mother,
We place ourselves with you
At the foot of your Son’s cross,
Asking you to help us enter
Into the mystery of his life and death...

Scholars, researchers, and academic leaders from Jesuit universities around the world gathered from 9 to 12 March 2026 at the Ateneo de Manila University for the Inaugural Symposium of the Global Research Alliance of Jesuit Universities (GRAJU), marking a major milestone...