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?
“There are two ways to discover the truth: one is science and the other is religion. I have chosen both.” Lemaitre
Faith & science vocation story
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
Edmund Campion SJ
Born in London on 24 January 1540. Campion studied at Christ’s Hospital and St. John’s College, Oxford. Pioneering the English Mission, he arrived in London in June 1580 disguised as a jewel merchant.
John Ogilvie SJ
John Ogilvie was a Scottish martyr of the Reformation who became a Jesuit in 1599 and died in 1615. He was canonised in 1976.
Gerard Lorriman SJ
Gerry became a Jesuit aged 55 after a career as a chest doctor. Assigned to Cape Town in the 1980s he bore witness to and supported the struggle against apartheid. He was chaplain to prisoners on Robben Island and knew Nelson Mandela.