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Father General Arturo Sosa has appointed Fr Juan Cristóbal Beytía as the new Provincial of the Chilean Province (CHL) of the Society of Jesus. Fr Beytía will begin his new role on 31 July 2025. Born in Santiago in 1972, Father Beytía attended...

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...

The Instituto Mayor Campesino – IMCA – and the Suyusama Foundation are Jesuit social works that seek to build sustainable community processes and strengthen the social fabric in the south-west of the country.

“I have just said to Your Excellency that the people of this reduction are very good, docile, and amenable, [...]. They attend Mass and sermons very well on Sundays and feast days. Easter, Corpus Christi, St John’s Day and the feasts of Our Lord are celebrated with great joy...”

Father General Arturo Sosa has appointed Fr Álvaro Pacheco Carve as the new Provincial of the Argentina-Uruguay Province.

Ecca.edu was founded in the same spirit as the Jesuits’ educational commitments since the time of St Ignatius, uniting formal education with social commitments. This is why Ecca Social was created. The projects are aimed at raising awareness...

Inspired by the eco-theology and teachings of the Encyclical letter Laudato si’, the retreat held in northern Brazil provides people of all faiths with contact with the earth and with the Divine.

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.

Fr Jean Denis Saint Félix, Superior of the Jesuits in Haiti, shared his experience of the situation in an online conversation with Father General’s Council on Tuesday 12 March. He noted the resilience of his fellow Jesuits and their desire to serve the people of Haiti.

“Every Woman Counts” is a project run by the Jesuit Service to Migrants and Refugees, Brazil to integrate refugee women into the job market via training courses and professional qualifications.

Testimonies from “Our Lady of Luján”, La Familia Grande Hogar de Cristo (The Large Family of the Home of Christ). “Our ‘slums’ are beyond the reach of the law. The police never come here unless they are linked to the local drug dealers...”

Discover the incredible story of Radio ACLO (Acción Cultural Loyola), a beacon of hope for Indigenous communities facing staggering challenges. At the core of this narrative is the Jesuit vision that saw the power of radio as a tool for change...