Social Justice
Helping ethnic minority children get an education
This year, 167 children, many from ethnic minority tribes in the hills of northern Thailand, will get help with their education costs from the Seven...read more
Teacher turns builder to realise education dream
An academic in charge of a large-scale construction project? Australian Jesuit Fr Quyen Vu SJ doesn’t understand how it happened either. “Yes, I laugh about...read more
Jesuit university proposed in Hong Kong
Plans for a Jesuit Liberal Arts College (JLAC) in Hong Kong reached a new level in January with the convening of a two-day inaugural College...read more
Planting trees at the Killing Fields
On January 27, Buddhists, Christians, and Muslims, both foreigners and Khmer, gathered together at Choeung Ek, otherwise known as the Killing Fields of Cambodia, to...read more
On Global Ignatian Advocacy Networks
The Social Justice and Ecology Secretariat has released "Promotio Iustitiae no.110", a document dedicated to the Global Ignatian Advocacy Networks, which are centred on five...read more
Fun and learning as Jarjum opens
A dream two years in the making was realised on February 11 when Redfern Jarjum College, the first Jesuit school to be established in Australia...read more
JCAP Report – January 2013
If the JCAP major superiors needed a reminder of the extent of and differences in our Conference, the last two locations for our biannual meeting...read more
SBC reflects on healing a broken world
Jesuit scholastics and brothers from across the Conference gathered in Cambodia at the end of the year to reflect on healing a broken world. Mark...read more
Helping survivors of Typhoon Pablo (Bopha)
Simbahang Lingkod ng Bayan (SLB), the socio-political arm of the Jesuits in the Philippines, and Ateneo de Davao University recently organized a relief and recovery...read more