Province News
Jesuits and Australian Catholics partnership: Transforming rural education in Timor-Leste
Seven Jesuit leaders from Timor-Leste visited Australia in August as part of a growing strategic partnership between the Australian Jesuit Province and the Jesuit Region...read more
Jesuit organisations provide relief and accompaniment for communities displaced by Thai-Cambodia border conflicts
In the days following the displacement of several hundred communities by the border conflicts between Cambodia and Thailand, Jesuit Service Cambodia (JSC) organised emergency relief...read more
Cardinal Hollerich visits XLC
Xavier Learning Community (XLC) in Chiang Rai, Thailand, warmly hosted Cardinal Jean-Claude Hollerich SJ, Archbishop of Luxembourg, together with priests and 30 young people from...read more
Living (in) Laudato sí – Five urbanites on the road less travelled
A quick search under “Projects” on the Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) Singapore website reveals initiatives centred on digital literacy, economic inclusion, and community resilience. Covid-19...read more
MLI launches new certificate programmes in language and leadership
Since its establishment in 2018, the Myanmar Leadership Institute (MLI) has helped thousands of young people and professionals find jobs as teachers, social workers, and...read more
Grace from the ashes: The enduring courage of Christian women in Pakistan
Roma Shamshad, a young Christian woman coordinating the Jesuits’ mission at the Loyola Hall Research and Spirituality Centre in Pakistan, writes about the experience of...read more
Advancing asset based community-led development across the global Jesuit network
In July, Jesuit Mission Australia hosted a six-day workshop in Bali with 47 participants – Jesuits and lay collaborators from Cambodia, Thailand, Vietnam, India, Laos,...read more
Companions on the path of hope: Jesuit ordination in Indonesia
Four deacons from the Indonesian Province were ordained priests by Most Reverend Robertus Rubiyatmoko, Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Semarang, on 23 July at the...read more
A hope forged by fire
Nagdilaab is a Cebuano word that translates to “on fire,” “flaming,” or “blazing”. Fire is both life-giving and destructive. Harnessed well, it keeps us warm,...read more