Journeying with Youth

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...

When we first introduced the “Prayer for the Jubilee Year” at Mass, just after the post-communion prayer, the entire College community buzzed with excitement. High school kids in their usual way were super enthusiastic...

“rEsistere a Scampia” (r-Existing in Scampia) is the beautiful slogan representing the Associazione Animazione Quartiere Scampia (AQuaS – Scampia Neighbourhood Animation Association): a slogan full of hope, goodness and the fight against social inequality...

The Eucharistic Youth Movement (EYM) is an international Church Movement for the Christian formation of children and young people of both genders, from ages 7 to 25. It seeks to teach them to live in Jesus’s way by guiding them into a loving...

After 14 years of war, the Syrian conflict has destroyed not only the country’s infrastructure but also the roots of social relations and trust among Syrians. Syrian society has become completely fractured. This social divide has long-term impacts and consequences...

The Youth Commission of Andhra Jesuit Province stands as a beacon of transformation in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, touching over 55,000 young lives through its multifaceted initiatives. Operating through the All India Catholic University Federation (AICUF)...

Loyola College is celebrating its centenary from July 2024 to July 2025, marking a significant milestone in its history. The celebrations began with a solemn Eucharistic Celebration on 31 July 2024, followed by a grand civic function inaugurated by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister...

At its core, MDH aims to provide constant accompaniment to young people through all possible channels, with a particular focus on helping them discover four fundamental connections: with God, with themselves, with society, and with God’s creation...

In Southern Africa Province, young people are responding to the call to care for creation, advocating for climate justice and amplifying the voices of those most impacted by climate change.

The word “Magis” holds a profound and emotional connection for us Jesuits. Perhaps no other term in Ignatian jargon is as popular as Magis. Also, no other Ignatian term has accumulated as many interpretations over the years...

“Dear young friends, the fact is that we cannot be happy all by ourselves, because our joy increases to the extent that we share it. Joy is born of gratitude for the gifts we have received and which we share in turnand it grows in our relationships with others.”

Fr General visits the Works of the Maltese Jesuits: Paulo Freire Institute, Loyola House, St Aloysius College, JRS Malta, ‘Dar Manwel Magri’ Residence, University Chaplaincy...