From the Archives: A look at the historic records of Mount St Mary's College and other Jesuit schools
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Reflecting on September's prayer intention from the Pope “that our parishes, animated by a missionary spirit, may be places where faith is communicated and charity is seen”.
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Jesuits in Britain are currently recruiting for an accounts assistant (provincial office) and a communications officer (Jesuit Missions).
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Saturday was a day of celebration as three new Jesuits completed their novitiate and took their first vows.
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We pray for those who are starting a new academic year.
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The Mount family is a global one. It has its heart and roots in Derbyshire, England, but students from around the world have been part of this very special place for the last 50 years or more.
Mount St Mary's College
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A Jesuit school educating day and boarding pupils from 11-18. Founded in 1842
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Fr John Luck SJ, a biography
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A Novena to the Sacred Heart - An Introduction
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Imaginative Conversations an Introduction
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Eyes to the Heavens: Where a scientist finds God
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The Lowdown on Christian prayer - James Hanvey SJ
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An exerpt from the Canonisation of St Andrew Bobola SJ
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Our People
Thomas Stephens SJ
Thomas Stephens was probably the first Englishman to set foot in India, having been missioned there in 1579 by Fr General Everard Mercurian.
Roger Dawson SJ
Roger became a Jesuit in 1996. He has a diploma in clinical psychology. He became Director of St Beuno's in April 2014. Roger is active for the charity Help for Heroes and is known as the pedalling padre.
Michael Barnes SJ
Prof. Michael Barnes SJ is a graduate of London, Oxford and Cambridge universities. He became a Jesuit in 1965 and has taught at Heythrop since 1981.