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  Why should Jesuits engage in work with those who are poor and marginalised? Because, as our recent General Congregations put it: Our mission today is the service of faith, of which the promotion of justice is an absolute requirement.

Direct service of those in need; social and cultural analysis; theological reflection on questions of injustice; and campaigning alongside others who strive to make our world a more just place - these are the elements of Jesuit Social Ministry, a fundamental aspect of the Society's work.


Paul Nicholson SJ
Director of Novices, Birmingham

Social Justice Secretariat, Rome Jesuits in social ministries - what we do and why we do it

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