6 reasons to become a Jesuit

6 reasons to become a Jesuit

To be a Jesuit is to be a man on a mission. At heart, our charism is about availability - i.e., to be willing to go wherever there is the greatest need, for the greater glory of God.

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An eye opener

An eye opener

“Don’t you want to become a priest, son?” asked my dad. As a child, I innocently responded “YES.” However, as a teenager my life was in real contrast to this “Yes.” I failed to live even a normal Christian life. I did not put my best in my studies...

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Deepening the Preferences

Deepening the Preferences

Reflections during this Lent 2023

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Love that restores dignity

Love that restores dignity

A personal account of taking part in a JRS (Jesuit Refugee Service) mission in a war-torn nation.

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A meeting place for Christianity and Zen

A meeting place for Christianity and Zen

The Bodhi Zendo Centre, 25 years at the service of dialogue, interreligious peace, and self-transformation.

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Witnesses to a humanity reconciled with creation

Witnesses to a humanity reconciled with creation

Reflections during this Lent 2023

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For a non-violent culture – The Pope Video

For a non-violent culture – The Pope Video

Let us pray for a more widespread culture of non-violence, that will progress when countries and citizens alike resort less and less to the use of arms.

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There’s hope in Myanmar – Jesuits at the Frontiers

There’s hope in Myanmar – Jesuits at the Frontiers

The shocking coup of February 2021 ended Myanmar’s fragile road to democracy, plunged the country once more into darkness and stole the future of millions of young people. Through the darkness, the young people shine a light.

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Proclaimers of hope, looking to the future

Proclaimers of hope, looking to the future

Reflections during this Lent 2023

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Searching for new worlds using Vatican telescope

Searching for new worlds using Vatican telescope

Vatican Observatory Foundation announces astronomers from the Leibniz-Institute for Astrophysics Potsdam (AIP) and the Vatican Observatory (VO) teamed up to spectroscopically survey more than 1000 bright stars...

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Antuan Ilgit: the Turkish Jesuit who lived through the earthquake

Antuan Ilgit: the Turkish Jesuit who lived through the earthquake

“On 6 February, the earthquake surprised me in Iskenderun. I had celebrated Sunday evening Mass in the cathedral with the Christian community made up of Latin Catholics, Maronites, Melkites, Armenians, Arabs, neophytes and Turkish catechumens...”

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With whom do we walk on the way?

With whom do we walk on the way?

Reflections during this Lent 2023

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