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It was a year ago that 95 representatives of the Jesuit Global Network of Schools (JGNS) gathered in Jogjakarta, Indonesia to discern together how we can educate for faith in the 21^st Century. The II Seminar JEDEDU-Jogja 2024 was truly a moment of deep discernment...

The international congress “The Jesuit University in the 21st Century: A Project of Hope for the World” concluded in Seville with a powerful demonstration of how research in Jesuit higher education institutions is addressing humanity’s most pressing challenges...

The most vulnerable populations to the current ecological crisis are those living in developing countries. In the face of this crisis, it is imperative to find sustainable solutions. Pope Francis made an urgent appeal in his encyclical letter Laudato si’ for an integral ecology...

On a golden Friday afternoon in Dublin, something unusual stirred at Gonzaga College. Yes, there was the usual hum of pre-match jitters and adolescent bravado, but there was also something softer, rarer. There was a heartbeat of belonging, belief...

Let us pray that each one of us might find consolation in a personal relationship with Jesus, and from his Heart, learn to have compassion on the world.

From 19-22 May, Heads of Communications from various Jesuit Provinces across Europe convened in Paris for the annual JesWebCom meeting – a time to share insights, pray, and strengthen their mission. As you’d expect, a lot of the conversations...

The capacity of the Society of Jesus to mobilize demonstrated that, in moments of crisis, solidarity proves to be a powerful force. With coordinated actions, donations and the dedication of volunteers, it was possible to offer...

Fr Rampe Hlobo, SJ, was recently appointed the new director of the Jesuit Justice and Ecology Network Africa (JENA). The Network promotes social justice initiatives and fosters ecological awareness across the African continent. African nations face some of the most severe...

The Campus Ministry of Saint Joseph University of Beirut (USJ) offers a space for dialogue, sharing, and Christian education, open to all who seek to deepen their faith and live out Gospel values. Rooted in the Ignatian tradition, it accompanies students and staff...

South Sudan is a country that, after decades of civil war, gained independence in 2011. It has a population of over 13.4 million people, comprising 60 indigenous ethnic groups, each with its own language and customs...

From its very foundation, the Jesuits have placed themselves at the service of the Pope, offering their service for the universal mission of the Church. This defining characteristic, rooted in the vision of St Ignatius of Loyola...

In a historic moment for the Catholic Church, white smoke billowed from the chimney of the Sistine Chapel in the evening of 8 May, signaling the successful election of a new Pope. Robert Francis Cardinal Prevost...