Social Justice
God, people and planning
Have you ever seen or walked into a fancy handbag boutique selling the likes of Gucci, Louis Vuitton, and Dolce and Gabbana? Even if we...read more
The Planet Is Our Home
There is no institution so old that it has nothing left to learn – and the Catholic Church must commit to learning about and changing its practices...read more
The difference a boat can make
Rommel Villanueva is one of the survivors of Typhoon Haiyan, known as Yolanda in the Philippines. A fisherman in Barangay Binudac in the island of...read more
Fr John Carroll SJ: Requiescat in pace
Fr John Carroll SJ, founder of the Institute on Church and Social Issues in the Philippines which was later renamed after him, died in the...read more
Creating a JCAP migration network
A network on migration has been formed within the Jesuit Conference of Asia Pacific, comprising Jesuit institutions working on the issue – Tokyo Migrant Desk...read more
Transformative education and social engagement have great synergy
How we manage our natural resources on this planet, and do so in an inclusive way, is the challenge of present and coming generations. A...read more
Syria: daily heroism witnessed by Caritas Switzerland
On June 19, Jesuit Refugee Service Syria was honoured with the 2014 Prix Caritas award in a ceremony in Lucerne, Switzerland. Nawras Sammour SJ, JRS...read more
On our mission and new initiatives
Happy Feast of the Ascension of our Lord! In today’s Gospel from Matthew, our Lord sends his disciples to the ends of the earth with...read more
Planting trees to build bridges and peace
The Jesuits in Cambodia are finding that planting trees is more than an act of reconciling with creation. Planting trees can foster peace and build...read more