Social Justice
Fighting human trafficking
Jesuits in Southeast Asia will be taking a more active role in the fight against human trafficking, which Pope Francis recently called "a despicable activity,...read more
Supporting forests and communities
In a piece of land measuring 5m x 11m, we began building late last year a simple structure of wooden posts and a nylon mesh...read more
Redfern Jarjum College officially opens
Redfern Jarjum College, a Jesuit primary school for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, was officially opened on April 13, with a number of dignitaries...read more
Schools collaborate and deepen relations around their river catchment
Since 2011, we have held during Water Week the annual Lane Cove River Catchment Day, a combined project of the schools of the Lane Cove...read more
UNHCR-Jesuit agreement on higher education for the forcibly displaced
The UN refugee agency and the Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS), through its partner Jesuit Commons: Higher Education at the Margins initiative (JC:HEM), signed in April...read more
Caring for prisoners in Dili
The Jesuits in Dili celebrate the Holy Eucharist at the prison in Becora, Dili on the second Sunday of every month. Prompted by Pope Francis’...read more
By deeds and words
From his very first words as Bishop of Rome, our new Pope Francis revealed a gracious respect for the religious belief, freedom of conscience and...read more
Challenging times for the Myanmar Mission
Many may have thought the battle won when Aung San Suu Kyi was free to appear in public, when hundreds of political prisoners were released,...read more
Water for all
In conjunction with World Water Day on March 22, the Reconciliation with Creation taskforce in Asia Pacific conference has called for Jesuits and collaborators to...read more