Read all about what’s been going on across the British province.
We have been assisting London’s Ukrainian Catholic community to respond to the challenges of war
St Ignatius put his life on the line and became available to God, writes Fr Damian Howard SJ.
The Witches Seed tells the story of three women who are falsely accused of witchcraft.
The awards celebrate a different aspect of Catholic social teaching lived out in action.
A young pilgrim reflects on his trip to Rome with Jesuit Young Adult Ministries.
A year ago today, Fr Stan passed away having been detained by the Indian government
San Ignacio de Loyola is only the 2nd opera to be written in Latin America
As we approach the end of the 'Ignatian Year' next month, Fr Ladislav Šulik reflects
Crops used in biofuels are being taken out of the mouths of starving people and used to run cars
The priests were murdered while trying to defend a man who was seeking refuge in the church
"We are called to stand up for those who are being pushed around"
Some people want to make the square mile around them better
University can be a time of new experiences, but what about our faith and relationship with God?
The helpline is open three days a week from 4pm to 7pm on Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays.
A Jesuit community, which includes a care facility, will remain in Boscombe.
An update on Ukraine from the Xavier Network (Jesuits working globally to promote justice)
The charity's goal is to make a Stonyhurst education available to as many young people as possible.
A parish in Sunderland learnt a lot during lockdown and has shared this with us.
This year's Holy Week leaflet will help us pray for Ukraine as we reflect on the Passion of Jesus.
Evgeny said he needed to film something 'hopeful' and 'positive'. Enter Pope Francis.
Fr Damian Howard SJ, leader of the British Jesuits, speaks to UCB News
In support of social action, parish transformation, pastoral development, and Catholic studies.
The celebration Mass took place at St Ignatius Church in Stamford Hill on Saturday 12th March 2022.
An exhibition about a group of strong-minded female supporters of the Jesuit Catholic mission
Refugees share their experiences of fleeing Ukraine & being welcomed in Poland on BBC Radio 4.
St Francis Xavier Church in Liverpool is midway through a special Novena to the great saint.
In this reflection, Father Tom Shufflebotham reminds us of the special power of Lent.
Jesuits share what religious and non-religious books had the greatest impact on them
We invite you to join us on a Journey through Lent with St Ignatius of Loyola.
Ash Wednesday, March 2 to be international day of fasting and prayer for peace.
How to pray the Novena of Grace in the 400th year since the canonisation of St Francis Xavier.
In much of Africa, fewer than 40% of populations have received the vaccine. Let's change this!
Please read this blog by Amy-Leigh Hatton, Accommodation Officer at Jesuit Refugee Service UK.
This new collection of books will help us better understand the current ecological crisis.
The Metamorphosis exhibition is open to the public and runs until Wednesday 9th February.
In Barmouth, Michael Portillo encounters a group of Jesuits.
With your support, Jesuit Missions UK is enabling schools in Rwanda to plant their own crops.
Jesuits in Britain welcome the news of Fr Rutilio Grande's beatification.
The order has put its name to a shareholder resolution along with other institutional investors.
We are running our popular online Lent Retreat again this year and we are looking for group leaders.
The advice given to us by St Ignatius of Loyola about how to make good decisions rings true today.
One of the UK's leading iconographers is exhibiting her work at the London Jesuit Centre in Mayfair.
Imagine the scene at Nazareth, with Tom Shufflebotham SJ
"Why take up the crazy idea of walking all the way to COP26? I guess the answer lies in my faith…"
A Jesuit of the French-speaking Province who has been living in London shares his calling with us
A member of Jesuit Young Adult Ministries shares her experience of St Beuno's
Arturo Sosa, Superior General of the Society of Jesus, invites us to reflect on the Ignatian Year
Was this the ‘death’ of a prisoner in custody or a ‘murder’? If it was the latter, who killed Stan?
To celebrate the Ignatian Year, actors did a readthrough of 'Inigo' at the London Jesuit Centre
From May 2021 until July 2022, Jesuits will celebrate five hundred years of spiritual conversion.
Campion Hall warmly invites you to this year's Newman Lecture, given by Professor Linda Hogan
Stories of love and service fill us with hope.
Journey through Advent with daily meditations online.
What do Jesus' words in this Sunday's gospel mean for us?
We are looking for someone to join our small media team.
We are looking for someone to be at the creative forefront of our digital designs.
A French Jesuit living with us in London helps unpack some of the ideas in Laudato Si'
Check out our new webpage dedicated to Ignatian Year events.
The petition, created by Jesuit Missions, was delivered to 10 Downing Street.
Learn more about how the Archdiocese of Liverpool navigated the Synod journey.
Check out this programme about our founder, St Ignatius of Loyola, and why his spirituality matters.
Inspired by Pope Francis’ message to give a soul to the economy of tomorrow, join the movement.
We invite you to get to know the very human mother of Jesus from the Scripture.
Nathalie Becquart works for the Vatican Synod of Bishops and gives her view on the 'Synodal Church'.
Come an experience the beautiful retreat house and grounds for yourself.
Situated in the heart of Mayfair, the London Jesuit Centre may have what you are looking for.
The Jesuit Refugee Service UK is running an event where you can find out more.
Watch the first in this series of talks from the Edinburgh Jesuit Centre on Synodality.
Pope Francis has called for a 'Synodal Church' that listens, learns and shares mission.
The film club returns with a screening of 'Inigo - the Knight Who Fell to his Knees'.
Jesuit Refugee Service UK condemns latest government plan to block refugees from entering the UK.
Please sign our petition to the Prime Minister demanding urgent action on climate change.
Sam Dixon has just completed two years in the Jesuit Novitiate.
30 May 1944 – 24 August 2021
Stonyhurst College has lent the Henry VII Chasuble, among other artefacts.
Professor Gerard Kilroy gives a fresh take on Evelyn Waugh's book on St Edmund Campion.
Jesuit Refugee Service UK calls for safe routes to sanctuary and a more human approach to asylum.
A strange wooden object has been found at a Jesuit church in Liverpool.
"Let us pray for the Church, that it may receive from the Holy Spirit the grace and strength to..."
Jesuit parishes across the UK will be sharing their contributions in the run-up to the feast day.
Join us for nine days of devotional prayer for St Ignatius of Loyola, founder of the Jesuits.
Jesuits from the UK and France often study in each other's countries, and are sometimes ordained.
Student helps reveal the hidden history of a Jesuit church in Manchester.
Join us for The Ignatian Year to find out more about our founder, St Ignatius of Loyola.
Jesuits in Britain staff member helps produce leaflet for countries where Covid info is scant.
Fr Stan was a Jesuit priest and human rights activist who died after 7 months in an Indian prison.
Stella Maris was founded 100 years ago in the Jesuit church of St Aloysius in Glasgow.
Many people cannot face the possibility of the real Jesus making a difference.
He dedicated his life to marginalised people in India, for which he will forever be remembered
Let us be courageous and passionate architects of dialogue and friendship.
Malachy Keegan has been offering insights and solutions at the London Jesuit Centre. Find out more.
The global head of the Society of Jesus will share his thoughts via Zoom and Facebook Live.
Find out what St Ignatius went through in the cave at Manresa during his spiritual awakening.
Two goregous exhibitions have finally opened in London, made possible by important Jesuit loans.
Learn more about how to interpret major decisions and daily experience the Jesuit way.
Refugee friends and supporters shared their creative writing talent.
There are many interesting articles in the summer edition of the Jesuit magazine.
A kingdom of truth and life, a kingdom of holiness and grace, a kingdom of justice, love and peace.