Jesuit Conference of Asia Pacific

8 Jan 2025

Rooted in service: A Jesuit gathering on migration, faith, and fellowship

by JCAP Communications | posted in: Formation, Indigenous Ministry, International Works, JCAP News, Migration, Reconciliation with Creation, Social Justice | 0

The Scholastics and Brothers Circle recently held its annual gathering over Christmas, hosted by the Cebu Center for Ignatian Spirituality in the Philippines. Forty-five Jesuits in formation from around the conference (including representatives from North America and Europe) gathered for … Continued

5 Jan 2025

Appreciating the social dimension of the mission of the Society of Jesus

by JCAP Communications | posted in: Formation, JCAP News, Migration, Reconciliation with Creation, Social Justice | 0

The global scope of the Society’s mission was clearly evident at the Scholastics and Brothers Circle meeting held from 23 to 30 December at the Cebu Center for Ignatian Spirituality-Jesuit Retreat House in Cebu City. Of the 50 participants, including … Continued

18 Dec 2024

Mindfulness meditation: Reconnecting with nature and ourselves

by JCAP Communications | posted in: Indigenous Ministry, International Works, Interreligious Dialogue, Province News, Reconciliation with Creation, Social Justice | 0

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

22 Nov 2024

Sailing on with the JCAP flagship project

by JCAP Communications | posted in: JCAP News, Reconciliation with Creation, Social Justice | 0

During its January 2022 assembly, the major superiors of our Jesuit Conference approved the flagship project, “Caring for Communities and Creation” as part of the effort to realise one of the key goals of the 2021-2025 Apostolic Plan: to “commit … Continued

9 Nov 2024

Emmaus farm hosts Laudato sí camp

by JCAP Communications | posted in: Education, Formation, Province News, Reconciliation with Creation, Social Justice | 0

Emmaus Farm, a Jesuit ecological centre in Chiang Mai, welcomed 25 students from the Catholic Student Network of Northern Thailand for a two-day learning programme on Laudato sí held from 26 to 27 October. The programme included various activities. Kep … Continued