Sometime after publishing the Indonesian translation of Walking with Ignatius, we had the precious opportunity of meeting Fr General Arturo Sosa SJ during the Synod of Bishops in Rome. Together with Fr Jose Cecilio Magadia SJ, Regional Assistant for Asia … Continued
The Jesuit Conference of Asia Pacific, in collaboration with the East Asian Pastoral Institute (EAPI), has published a collection of essays exploring Muslim-Christian relations, with a focus on the lived experiences and theological exchanges in Indonesia and beyond. Titled “Toward … Continued
On 5 December, the Loyola Hall Research & Spirituality Center (LHRSC) visited Kinnaird College for Women University in Lahore. Being a proud alumna of Kinnaird College, as well as the former President of Kinnaird’s Christian Fellowship Society (KCFS), I accompanied … Continued
I never thought I would have a profound experience of finding our Lord in a retreat organised by the Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network (PWPN) and Eucharistic Youth Movement (EYM). The retreat, spearheaded by Sahabat Ignasian Sabah (SIS), was held at … Continued
I embarked on a deeply personal and transformative journey at The Way of the Heart retreat in Sabah, Malaysia. Nestled in the serene hills of St Bede Ranau, the retreat was led by Deacon Petrick Yoga Sasongko and Stella Vania … Continued
Xavier Learning Community in Chiang Rai brought together 81 freshmen and sophomore students from Thailand, Myanmar, and Laos for a five-day Ignatian Youth Camp. Guided by Fr Jboy Gonzales SJ and T Paul Loquias from Ateneo de Davao University, this … Continued
In the last week of October, 14 Jesuit Brothers from across the Jesuit Conference of Asia Pacific (JCAP) convened in Semarang, Indonesia, for a weeklong Rodriguez Retreat, a time of reflection and renewal inspired by the life and humility of … Continued
In September, the sun rises in Sepang at around 7am over dragonfruit farms as far as the eye can see, with occasional steel towers and power lines marring the landscape. A big tourist bus carrying 11 young people and five … Continued
The Catholic Student Network in the North of Thailand opened our academic year with a Retreat on the Way. Although we make this retreat annually, this year we followed a new route, travelling on motorbikes from the Seven Fountains Spirituality … Continued
Aesop, the Greek philosopher and writer of the 6th century BC, wrote the fable of “The Hare and the Tortoise,” a story universally popular with children of every era and country. Aesop often used the number five as a symbol … Continued