From 10–20 October, Jesuit Father General Arturo Sosa visits communities and ministries in Liberia, Ghana and Nigeria, meeting the people who bring the Jesuit mission to life across North-West Africa.
What does it mean being networks?
10 years after GC36, Tom Greene, SJ, reflects on a lasting call: discern together, collaborate more deeply and build networks that act on shared challenges.
A mission shaped by listening and working together.
What can one building do for the energy transition?
In Semarang, Indonesia, one of the Jesuit Provincial House buildings now runs on solar energy stored in batteries during the working day.
10 years ago, more than 200 Jesuits gathered in Rome for General Congregation 36 to ask how the Society could remain faithful to its roots.
10 years later, its legacy is found in a continuing emphasis on discernment, collaboration, reconciliation and justice.
We all go through moments when we are searching — for meaning, direction, purpose or a deeper sense of where our lives are heading.
But what if we didn’t have to search alone?
Discover how community can transform the experience of searching:
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The origins of the formative stage of Jesuit life go back to the earliest years of the Society. The Ordo Domus Probationis seu Novitiorum offers a fascinating window into how the first Jesuits understood formation, discernment and preparation for mission.
The Superior General of the Society of Jesus, Fr Arturo Sosa, has appointed Fr Francis Minj as the new Provincial of Ranchi Province.
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Robert Bellarmine was a Jesuit, theologian, cardinal and Doctor of the Church. He lived during a period of profound religious and intellectual transformation.
His story raises an enduring question: what role can knowledge and reflection play in a life of faith?
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These are not AI-generated images. This is us serving forcibly displaced people since 1980.
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🌎 What does it mean to walk alongside people?
For 50 years, the Jesuit mission in Central America has sought to answer that question through presence, listening, solidarity and a commitment to justice and peace.
A journey shaped by the people:
