Living the message of the Gospel at the crossroads and on the frontiers.
Why Jesuits are needed today
Living a Jesuit Life, by witnessing to Christ in our world and being men for others.
Responding to the Call
Helping people to meet Christ in their daily lives.
Who we are: Companions and Followers
Jesuits are... Men of the Spiritual Exercises
What are the Spiritual Exercises?
Jesuits work alongside lay people, those of other faiths and backgrounds.
Working together with othersVideo
Three Jesuit Scholastics tell us what Ignatian Spirituality is to them. Philip Harrison SJ, Kensy Joseph SJ and Bastiaan van Rooijen SJ.
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Introduction - Meditations on the Love of God
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Eyes to the Heavens: Where a scientist finds God
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Prayer at the School of St Ignatius
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Our People
Ian Tomlinson SJ
Became a Jesuit in 1959. Ian was Socius for 8 years before being appointed superior of Loyola Hall community. He directs the Spiritual Exercises. He is now part of the University of Manchester chaplaincy team.
Michael Kirwan SJ
Became a Jesuit in 1980. Michael is a formation superior, a province consultor and is head of theology at Heythrop College.
Gerard Mitchell SJ
Gerry became a Jesuit in 1974. He has spent the last 17 years working in Jesuit parishes, principally as parish priest. He has covered Brixton, Wimbledon and is at present parish priest of St Anselm's parish, Southall. Southall is a vibrant and diverse multicultural community