Interreligious Dialogue
“Retreat on the Way”
The Jesuits in Thailand have come up with a novel form of retreat that combines three different activities or sources of inspiration: (1) Ignatian Spiritual...read more
Relishing God’s gift of diversity
This year’s intersession has been incredibly memorable and enlightening. While I cherish the meaningful experiences of previous years, this year holds a special place in...read more
Living in mutual love
After meeting online during the pandemic, the Buddhist Studies and Dialogue Group met in person at the Seven Fountains Jesuit Retreat Center in Chiang Mai...read more
The heart as a foundation to dialogue
Dialogue must begin with the heart, encompassing more than just the interplay between faith and reason. It does not start with theological exchange, but ideally...read more
Creator of Hope: Akhfaa Nazhat Al Wafaa
As we walked on the muddy footpath between the green rice paddies under a slight drizzle, the mesmerising sound of the adhan echoed above the...read more
“Journeying with Muslims the Ignatian Way”, a new book by the Jesuits Among Muslims In Asia
The Jesuits Among Muslims In Asia (JAMIA) have published a book that seeks to contribute to the theological discourse on Christian-Muslim dialogue through the teachings...read more
ISN, the first JCAP network to meet in person
The Ignatian Spirituality Network (ISN) recently met for a weeklong workshop at the East Asian Pastoral Institute in Manila—the first among JCAP’s networks to meet...read more
Interreligious dialogue and peacebuilding
Jesuit scholastics at Kolese Hermanum in Jakarta, along with scholastics from Arrupe International Residence in Manila, undertook a workshop on interreligious dialogue organised and led...read more
Mission in 21st century interreligious context
For Jesuits and those who are working in interreligious contexts, it has been important to reflect on what Christian mission means when most of one’s...read more