Jesuit Missions is in touch with their partners in Southern Africa to respond to the humanitarian disaster caused by Cyclone Idai, thought to be one of the worst weather related disasters to ever hit the Southern hemisphere.
Several members from the Jesuit community in Preston, staff and parishioners of St Wilfrid’s joined over one hundred people gathered for a Vigil to remember the victims of Christchurch terrorist attack.
Joel Thompson SJ has been travelling the country visiting Jesuit schools and parishes to speak about his work with the indigenous people in Guyana and the importance of ecology in Guyana.
The Xavier Network approved the ‘Commitment to Child Safeguarding’ document, in a meeting recently held in Nuremberg, which has consolidated its approach to supporting partners around this issue.
Students from Gonzaga College SJ and Belvedere College SJ, in Dublin, have been taking part in two recent ‘Fridays for Future’ demonstrations outside Leinster House.
Lay people and priests, including Jesuits, from various professional and academic sectors have recently gathered to discuss political solutions to the crisis in Venezuela.
This year team JM has two runners from the international Jesuit family making their way to London to run the marathon in memory of Fr Victor-Luke Odhiambo SJ and to raise money to realise his educational legacy in South Sudan.
On Ash Wednesday, 16 pilgrims, who were taking part in the 3rd LGBT+ Catholics Westminster Pilgrimage to Rome, had privileged seats at the morning Papal Audience in St Peter's Square.
