Journeying with Youth

The International Commission on the Apostolate of Jesuit Education (ICAJE) met in Rome from May 17 to 20. This was the first in-person ICAJE meeting since the COVID pandemic started in 2020.

In April 1994, Rwandans found themselves asking: Where has the God of Rwanda gone? Will the sun shine on Rwanda again? Twenty-six years since the beginning of the genocide against the Tutsi and the war, Marcel Uwineza, SJ offers some answers...

The Moroccan city of Nador is located on the Mediterranean coast, just a few kilometres from the Spanish populace of Melilla. This strategic position makes Nador a key point on the migratory routes...

On 31 July 2021, the feast of Saint Ignatius, Fr. Sosa decided to make a concrete symbolic gesture. Together with a group of young people, he walked the last few kilometres of the “Camino Ignaciano”...

In a time when intolerance and division is often flamed for political gains, Jesuit works in Indonesia continue to provide inclusive spaces in which differences are not only welcomed, but also celebrated.

The Servicio Social Javeriano (SSJ – Xaverian Social Service) has become the symbol of the teaching of values we offer our students. It’s the culmination of a holistic formation that they begin in infant school (for 3-5 year olds) and end before their last year of high school.

Is it possible to preserve and even promote Ignatian spirituality in an educational institution linked to the Society of Jesus when there are no longer any Jesuits on the premises?

One of the first students at the Jesuit “college” in Mechelen (Belgium), John Berchmans became a model and patron both for the students and for the young Jesuits...

The Secretariat for Secondary and Pre-Secondary Jesuit Education invite all educators and members of school communities in Jesuit schools around the world to participate...

It was a potion of energy... and of evangelical energy! Not only for the young people themselves, but for all 7,000 participants in the Gathering “Out into the deep, with Ignatius”...