In a world scarred by suffering, sin, and death, where can we find hope in our midst today? In many parts of the world, including our Conference, particularly in Myanmar, the ravages of war impact not only combatants but also … Continued
On 5 December, the Loyola Hall Research & Spirituality Center (LHRSC) visited Kinnaird College for Women University in Lahore. Being a proud alumna of Kinnaird College, as well as the former President of Kinnaird’s Christian Fellowship Society (KCFS), I accompanied … Continued
During the full moon days of November, nearly 50 Buddhist meditators and two Jesuits gathered to practise mindfulness meditation amidst the serene beauty of Bu Gia Map National Park in Binh Phuoc Province, Vietnam. Dedicated to the mission of caring … Continued
Twelve socii from the various Provinces and Regions in the Jesuit Conference of Asia Pacific (JCAP) met in Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon), Vietnam, for the JCAP Socii Meeting. Held from 25 to 29 November, the socii were joined by … Continued
The Society of Jesus rejoices in the ordination of Deacon Peter Mwe Seng Awng SJ to the priesthood on 12 December. Most Rev Raymond Sumlut Gam, Bishop of Banmaw Diocese, presided over the ceremony held at St Luke’s Church in … Continued
I never thought I would have a profound experience of finding our Lord in a retreat organised by the Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network (PWPN) and Eucharistic Youth Movement (EYM). The retreat, spearheaded by Sahabat Ignasian Sabah (SIS), was held at … Continued
I dreamt about me crossing over to the other side of the divide. Expecting to meet earthly judges there, granting me an initial rough ride. But it was my parents waiting there for me with wide open arms, Jesus had … Continued
Four Jesuits in Vietnam professed their Final Vows on 5 December in a solemn celebration held at the Chapel of St Joseph Jesuit Scholasticate in Thu Duc. They are Fr Joseph Phạm Đình Cư SJ, Fr FX Nguyễn Thanh Hùng … Continued
Timor-Leste remains one of the most challenging places in the world to farm. Over 70 per cent of the population rely on agriculture for their income, yet the terrain is extraordinarily difficult, with just 30 per cent being arable land. … Continued
I embarked on a deeply personal and transformative journey at The Way of the Heart retreat in Sabah, Malaysia. Nestled in the serene hills of St Bede Ranau, the retreat was led by Deacon Petrick Yoga Sasongko and Stella Vania … Continued