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An episode from the life of the founder of the Jesuits can inspire our meditation today.

The Eucharistic Youth Movement: where God is present in the life of children and young people.

Magis 2023, with the theme of “creating a hope-filled future,” was officially launched on Saturday night, 22 July, with abundant joy and hope.

A response from the Society of Jesus to the Compact suggested by Pope Francis.

21 July 2023 marks the 250th anniversary of the pontifical suppression of the Society of Jesus, the culmination of a Via Crucis of persecutions in the 18th century that fulfilled a prophecy of uncertain origin...

“MAG+S” is a global movement enabling Ignatian spirituality to be experienced around the World Youth Day events that have such huge impact on so many young people. ere below you will find two interesting examples of different versions of the MAGIS “brand” in Spain and Cambodia.

“MAG+S” is a global movement enabling Ignatian spirituality to be experienced around the World Youth Day events that have such huge impact on so many young people. Here below you will find two interesting examples of different versions of the MAGIS “brand” in Brazil and the US.

The life of Jesus is a story of encounters. And the life of Christians is a story of successive encounters with Jesus. Each of us is the writer of a page of the faith we share. As was Ignatius of Loyola. Deeply moved by the life of Christ...

Let us pray that Catholics place at the centre of their lives the Eucharistic Celebration, which transforms human relationships profoundly and opens up an encounter with God and their brothers and sisters.

Throughout the world, men and women inspired by Ignatian spirituality are placing their talents and resources at the service of those in need, but rarely has a group developed the level of presence and commitment in a city as it has in Medellín, Colombia.

Throughout this month, let’s support the participants of MAGIS 2023 by reciting the official prayer of the event every day.

The Javeriana School of Government and Public Ethics (EJG) deals with subjects that could give food for thought for many other university departments around the world. We interviewed its director, the Jesuit Luis Fernando Álvarez Lodoño.