Reimagining Eco-Justice: South Asian Jesuits Move Toward Advocacy

Reimagining Eco-Justice: South Asian Jesuits Move Toward Advocacy

The annual meeting of Eco-Jesuit delegates in South Asia, held at Inigo Bhawan in Matigara, Darjeeling, became much more than a routine gathering. Set against the fragile ecology of the Eastern Himalayas, the meeting turned into a moment of discernment on the future...

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Jesuits in Algeria: Bearers of Hope

Jesuits in Algeria: Bearers of Hope

In April 2026, Pope Leo XIV made the first-ever papal visit to Algeria. Two weeks later, Father Arturo Sosa, SJ, Superior General of the Society of Jesus, travelled to Algeria to visit the small Jesuit community there for the first time since his election in 2016. The land of St Augustine, bishop of Hippo...

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“To Be Present is Already a Ministry”: The Jesuit Choice of Quiet Witness in Pakistan

“To Be Present is Already a Ministry”: The Jesuit Choice of Quiet Witness in Pakistan

After three years of being ad experimentum with the Jesuit Conference of Asia Pacific (JCAP), the Pakistan Jesuit Mission pauses to reflect on what it means to live and serve in this land. These years have not been easy. Pakistan is often described as an “arduous” place...

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Magnificent Humanity

Magnificent Humanity

If we believe that human dignity for all is the greatest common good, then how shall we guide the development of technologies that may ignore or discard that dignity? This is the question that forms the foundation of Magnifica Humanitas (“Magnificent Humanity”), the first encyclical...

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ICAJE and the Jesuit Global Network of Schools: Serving a Universal Mission

ICAJE and the Jesuit Global Network of Schools: Serving a Universal Mission

The International Commission on the Apostolate of Jesuit Education (ICAJE) supports the Secretariat for Secondary and Pre-Secondary Education in animating, coordinating, and renewing Jesuit education worldwide. Since its establishment in 1980, ICAJE has fostered collaboration...

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New Regional Superior for Thailand

New Regional Superior for Thailand

On 12 May 2026, Father General Arturo Sosa appointed Fr Francis Xavier Manasan Wongvarn, SJ, as the new Regional Superior of Thailand. Born on 4 October 1981 in Bangkok, Fr Manasan entered the Society of Jesus in 2001. He studied philosophy at Ateneo de Manila University where he obtained...

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Prophetic courage in the digital age: Communications delegates gather to reimagine Jesuit Communications

Prophetic courage in the digital age: Communications delegates gather to reimagine Jesuit Communications

Communication delegates from the six Conferences convened at the General Curia last week to confront the defining challenges of their ministry: examining ways to better communicate the mission and vision of the Society of Jesus in an age of rapid technological transformation.

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Dealing with resistance | Ignite the Way

Dealing with resistance | Ignite the Way

Fr Philippe Komi Habada, SJ, a Jesuit priest and medical professional from Togo currently on mission in Cameroon, discusses the challenges and solutions related to overcoming resistance during communal discernment within groups. Drawing from his experience leading a group...

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New Regional Superior named for the European Low Countries Region

New Regional Superior named for the European Low Countries Region

Father General Arturo Sosa has appointed Father Bart van Emmerik, as the Regional Superior of the Independent Region of the European Low Countries (ELC). Fr van Emmerik currently serves as the socius of the ELC Region and as delegate for spirituality...

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“We believe in Young People”

“We believe in Young People”

In a special letter to Jesuit Major Superiors released for Pentecost 2026, Father General Sosa calls for a “new intensity, coherence, and depth” in Jesuit work with young adults. “Our apostolates are privileged spaces of encounter with the young”, says Fr Sosa...

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22 May 1622: Death of the discoverer of the sources of the Blue Nile

22 May 1622: Death of the discoverer of the sources of the Blue Nile

On 22 May 1622, Pedro Páez died in Gorgora (Gondar, Ethiopia). He was born in Olmeda de las Fuentes (Madrid, Spain) in 1564 and entered the Society at the age of 20 at the novitiate in Villarejo de Fuentes (Cuenca, Spain), although older biographies state that he entered in Coimbra...

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Group Dynamics that affect discernment process | Ignite the Way

Group Dynamics that affect discernment process | Ignite the Way

Fr David McCallum, SJ, a Jesuit priest and executive director of the Discerning Leadership Program in Rome, presents an insightful overview of group dynamics within communal discernment processes. He emphasizes that communal discernment requires managing groups effectively...

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