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A scientist tells how every creature can be seen as a reflection of the Trinity's creative mystery.

Farming connects people to God while also forming them environmentally. This is the foundation of the Jesuit run Kursus Pertanian Taman Tani Agricultural Center, in Central Java, Indonesia.

Bringing two people into dialogue on stage: one speaking from a faith perspective and the other from a scientific one. All this under the light of an “integral ecology”. This was the challenge taken up by a Jesuit academic institution in Hungary.

Fruitful cooperation between Lassalle-Haus and Zuwebe in Switzerland.

In a recent interview, Pope Francis pulled back the curtains and offered a glimpse into his daily life, the challenges of his papacy, his vision for the Society of Jesus and the future of the Church.

Every year on 15 August, the Church celebrates the Solemnity of the Assumption of Mary. The belief in the Assumption of Our Lady has its roots in the Church’s Tradition...

Meeting for its tenth biennial congress from 1-6 July in Cebu, Philippines, the International Jungmann Society for Jesuits and the Liturgy took up the Holy Father’s call. The publication of his apostolic letter in June 2022 coincided with a request...

An interview with a Jesuit who put science in the hands of the poor.

16 July 2024 will be remembered as a momentous occasion in the history of Bangladesh Jesuit Mission of Calcutta Jesuit Province because for the first time ever, two second-year novices pronounced their First Vows in the Society of Jesus at Arrupe Jesuit Novitiate, Mathbari, Gazipur.

Accompanying youth through eco-anxiety: a part of the work of a Jesuit Brother, professor at the School of Environmental Sustainability, in Chicago (USA).

In June 2024, a group of 25 Jesuits gathered at the Katholische Akademie in Berlin for the Jesuits Among Muslims (JAM) meeting.

On 9 August, the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, it is imperative to shed some light on the plight and resilience of Indigenous Peoples, particularly those living in the Amazon and Congolese rainforests.