Venezuela Earthquake: Urgent call for aid for those in need

Venezuela Earthquake: Urgent call for aid for those in need

A series of powerful earthquakes have struck Venezuela on 24 June, causing widespread destruction across affected communities and leaving thousands of people in urgent need of assistance...

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“My Journey Back to Life” – Service Yezu Mwiza

“My Journey Back to Life” – Service Yezu Mwiza

Service Yezu Mwiza (SYM) is a Christian, socio-medical organization dedicated to fighting HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria, while promoting holistic healthcare and social justice. Founded in 2008, it operates as a prominent reference centre under the care of the Jesuits in Burundi...

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80 Years of Hogar Virgen de los Dolores: Transforming Pain into Hope

80 Years of Hogar Virgen de los Dolores: Transforming Pain into Hope

For eight decades, the Hogar Virgen de los Dolores (HVD) has served Venezuela’s most vulnerable children, building a legacy rooted in the Jesuit commitment to education and social justice. What began as an apostolic initiative has now evolved into a model of education...

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Walking alongside the Elderly: The Work of the Loyola Centres Network in Cuba

Walking alongside the Elderly: The Work of the Loyola Centres Network in Cuba

One of the Universal Apostolic Preferences promulgated by Father General in 2019 invites the Apostolic Body of the Society of Jesus to “Walk with the poor, the outcasts of the world, those whose dignity has been violated, in a mission of reconciliation and justice”...

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The SJES Presents Its 2025 Annual Report

The SJES Presents Its 2025 Annual Report

The Social Justice and Ecology Secretariat (SJES) of the Society of Jesus has released its 2025 Annual Report, “The Promotion of Justice is Fueled by Hope”. The report details regional milestones at the conference level, the results of global advocacy, and its commitment to the mission of...

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The Priest Who Cycled Into Death: Fr Herman Rasschaert’s Last Stand for Peace

The Priest Who Cycled Into Death: Fr Herman Rasschaert’s Last Stand for Peace

On the morning of 24 March 1964, Fr Herman Rasschaert celebrated Mass in his remote parish of Kutungia, 240 kilometres from Ranchi on the Orissa border. He knew what was happening in nearby Gerda village. Word had spread: a frenzied mob was attacking Muslims trapped...

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Beyond the Four Walls: St. Xavier’s University and the Art of Walking Together

Beyond the Four Walls: St. Xavier’s University and the Art of Walking Together

What began as a simple encounter between urban students and forgotten hamlets has evolved into a profound Jesuit mission of accompaniment. For eight years, St. Xavier’s University Kolkata has answered the Society of Jesus’ call to “walk with the excluded” through its transformative...

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From Rome to the frontiers of the world: a mission at the service of refugees

From Rome to the frontiers of the world: a mission at the service of refugees

As part of the “Invisible Disciples” project, this interview highlights the often unseen witness of women who live out the Gospel through their silent service. In this conversation, Cecilia Bock, who works with the Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS), reflects on her vocation and commitment to accompanying...

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Stability and Resilience | JWL Annual Report 2025

Stability and Resilience | JWL Annual Report 2025

In 2025, while many organisations cut back or ceased activities in the face of global turmoil, Jesuit Worlwide Learning (JWL) remained steadfast and ensured over 13,000 students across 40 countries could continue to learn. Students’ resilience has been especially remarkable...

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Standing with the displaced: A call for support amid crisis in the Middle East

Standing with the displaced: A call for support amid crisis in the Middle East

Recent military operations in the Middle East have triggered widespread violence across the region. Missile and drone attacks in multiple countries are once again resulting in civilian casualties and forcing mass displacement of families, with leaving their homes in search of safety...

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Walking with the Invisible: Sister María Constanza’s Journey of Faith and Service

Walking with the Invisible: Sister María Constanza’s Journey of Faith and Service

Sister María Constanza Cecilia Mattera, a member of the Sisters of the Holy Family of Urgell, shares a profound testimony of vocation born from service and compassion. From the streets of Buenos Aires to the heart of Rome, her mission has led her to accompany...

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How a Small Village Became the Heart of Hope for Bangladesh’s Forgotten Tribes

How a Small Village Became the Heart of Hope for Bangladesh’s Forgotten Tribes

In the rural expanse of northwestern Bangladesh, where dusty roads wind through villages most of the world has forgotten, a quiet revolution of faith and justice is unfolding. This is the story of Pachuria – a remote mission station where Jesuit priests have chosen to live among the Santal people...

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