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The Jesuit priest and poet stayed in the Welsh seaside town
Our Jesuit journal of Christian spirituality offers a deep dive into current theological topics
Fr David Stewart in Edinburgh and Fr Kensy Joseph in London offer their insights
Fr Dushan was interviewed in Manchester where he works as chaplain
The news was shared in the IAU's official Bulletin
We are calling for urgent action on climate justice ahead of the COP30 summit in Brazil in November
Read Fr General’s full letter of prayerful welcome to the new Holy Father
We welcome the election of His Holiness Pope Leo XIV with joy and prayerful support.
Get to know the four Jesuit voices in the Sistine Chapel
The Jesuit Conference of European Provincials (JCEP) took place in Bologna from 28 April to 4 May
Join a parish workshop near you in May and June
You can listen to the reflection on BBC Sounds which is included in the article
The late Pope's vision will continue to inspire global action
Listen to the full radio interview he did after Pope Francis’s funeral
Live screening of funeral and Requiem Mass at Farm St Church
Watch here the full BBC News interview
All are welcome to attend these online events
Fr General Arturo Sosa SJ invites prayers for the repose of the first Jesuit Pope.
We invite all to join us in prayer for the repose of his soul.
Dr David Ryall was previously the founding Director of the Santa Marta Group
Lord Mayor visits the Jesuit parish as new partners join homeless lunch service
Turner’s legacy honoured at Farm Street Church on 23 April
The group was the third largest delegation at the event
New opportunity at the Ignatian Spirituality Centre in Glasgow
Anne’s story is a testament to the profound impact that dedicated volunteers can have
Experience Easter in Jesuit parishes, retreat centres and online
The group also presented a new resource booklet promoting ecumenical partnerships
Inspectors praised the College for fostering a highly ambitious and inclusive learning environment
Deporting vulnerable asylum seekers risks doing further harm
Submit a one-minute video about where you found or shared hope
Today is Romero's feast day, marking 45 years since his assassination
On 1 April 2025, we will officially become a Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO)
Artist, Andrew White, offers a fresh perspective on this key Easter theme
Uncover in-depth stories from the British Province and beyond
The film’s release is supported by the Jesuit Fund for Social Justice
The successful candidate will manage and inspire a dedicated team based in Wimbledon.
An appeal to support people who find themselves locked up indefinitely, without trial.
This is a unique opportunity for a Jesuit in formation to contribute academic research
Fr James Hanvey discusses the appeal of Ash Wednesday on 'Preach: The Catholic Homilies Podcast'
Join the campaign and write to the Prime Minister this Ash Wednesday
Discover Ignatian prayers, meditations, and practices to deepen your Lenten journey
Discover how we’re advancing our commitment to integral ecology
Anthony Carroll has condensed Copleston's 11-volume 'A History of Philosophy' into one readable book
The conference features a packed programme of keynote lectures, panel discussions, and presentations
New energy-efficient boilers installed with the support of grants and community fundraising
This event is a must-see for anyone interested in the British Jesuit Archives
This role will help deliver Hall events (lectures, conferences, guest dinners, summer schools)
The leader of the Jesuits in Britain met with colleagues to discuss the next steps
The bill has its second reading today (Monday 10 February) in the UK Parliament
This is a three-year research post focused primarily on original independent academic research
Paul Chitnis, Director of Jesuit Missions, recently returned from the country and offers this report
The role is based at the London Jesuit Centre in Mayair
The Commission will discern on how best to describe and present this vocation in the world of today
Everyone is welcome to join the Mass today (29 January) at 5.30pm
The scholarships provide free membership to our specialist theology and philosophy library
Thinking Faith, our online journal, offers a reflection on this important day
The Laudato Si' Research Institute in Oxford is helping to deliver this course
Stateless people in the UK face legal limbo, exploitation, and many other barriers.
Thanks to the generous donations of supporters and National Churches Trust, the tower is being fixed
The Bill gets a second reading in Parliament on Friday 24th January
The deadline for applications is Friday, 31st January, at 5pm
The position is full-time (35 hours) and involves cataloguing, processing and front desk duties.
Thank you for your continued support, which helps make our work possible
A reflection on the significance of the Christ Child and the Holy Door that he opens to us
A special Christmas message from the global leader of the Jesuits, Fr Arturo Sosa SJ
If we open our hearts to new experiences then they will grow a little bit more every day.
Christians gather for a morning of hope and solidarity at Central London’s Jesuit church
What makes us resist making the connection between John the Baptist and Christmas?
Cardinal Vincent Nichols led the service in front of packed church of supporters and parishioners.
Thinking Faith is the online journal of the Jesuits in Britain which has an international reach
Fr Paul Nicholson SJ reviews the Oscar-tipped film which is based on the Robert Harris novel
The Pastoral Council Starter Toolkit was produced by the School for Synodality with our support
New membership options will be available for our specialist theology and philosophy library
Learn how we are responding to the call of Laudato Si’ through our actions
Explore our Advent calendar for prayer, reflection, and community events
There has been an alarming rise in destitution and homelessness among refugees in the UK
Br Guy Consolmagno SJ is the Director of the Vatican Observatory.
Discover how Campion Hall’s Peruvian paintings inspired the set of Paddington in Peru
Meet our newest priest, discover the Jesuit Institute, and more inspiring stories!
Representatives from the Centre Arrupe in Madagascar have been in the Azerbaijan capital
In this blog, a Jesuit reflects on the martyrs of El Salvador who were murdered 35 years ago
Br Mikhael Ahmad SJ reflects on the next stage of his formation journey
Since 1985, JRS has been a dedicated companion of refugees and forced migrants in the UK
This role is two days per week, based at Campion Hall, University of Oxford
In line with the Pope's environmental mission, we have been helping to tackle the climate crisis
The church has been described by the National Trust as a “masterpiece of the Gothic revival”
We encourage everyone interested in St Ignatius and his legacy to pop along!
Ever dreamed of running the London Marathon? Would you like to raise funds to support refugees?
The Requiem Mass will be celebrated at Corpus Christi Church in Boscombe on Wednesday, 6 November
The life of Fr Pedro Arrupe SJ continues to inspire countless individuals
Working as part of the Jesuits in Britain, St Beuno's runs around 160 events a year
The series is hosted by Dr John Moffatt SJ, Dean of the Heythrop Institute.
This is a full-time position with a fixed term of 24 months (renewable after one year).
The Laudato Si' Research Institute in Oxford has released a new video about its mission
Together they will provide food for those made destitute by the asylum system
Dr Vijay D'Souza SJ will be at the LSRI in Oxford until 30th November
The Network aims to champion and promote creative and ministerial Catholic talent from across the UK
Yesterday was Prisoners' Sunday. In an interview with Vatican News, we shared what that means to us.
Six Professor CSP Hunter scholarships are available for 2024 with wider eligibility criteria
The deadline for companies to respond to this call is looming.