JCAP
Sharing in the Jesuit mission of education
Kingsmead Hall in Singapore served as the venue for the Jesuit Conference of Asia Pacific (JCAP) Basic Education annual meeting, where education delegates from across...read more
Promoting a culture of hospitality and reconciliation
The conference’s Migrants and Refugees Network (MRN) is made up of a diverse group of individuals, originating from various countries, with different backgrounds and working...read more
Urgent appeal for Myanmar earthquake survivors
Jesuits and mission partners across Asia Pacific are urgently appealing for support following the devastating 7.7-magnitude earthquake that struck Myanmar on 28 March. Jesuit Mission...read more
JCAP vocation promotions: Strengthening collaboration and capacity sharing
The Jesuit Conference of Asia Pacific (JCAP) held its Vocation Promotions Directors meeting from 24 to 28 March at the Saint Robert Bellarmine Community in...read more
Experiencing encounters and encountering experiences in interfaith dialogue
Walking together begins with an encounter. A meeting enriched with dialogue, shared concerns, and reflections on how individuals interpret their humanitarian calling not only warms...read more
Artificial intelligence in formation
The pervasive presence and massive influence of digital technologies and artificial intelligence (AI) on human life today is beyond question. It is true that AI...read more
Strengthening the network rooted in the heart of Jesus
Fr Cristóbal Fones SJ, the International Director of the Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network (PWPN), recently made his apostolic visit to Asia Pacific. From 17 to...read more
A hope-filled discernment of vocations
For the first time, candidates and prenovices of the Society of Jesus from China, the Philippines, and Vietnam gathered on 8 March to foster friendship...read more
Preparing students for global citizenship
The IAJU (International Association of Jesuit Universities) International Education Conference took place at Sophia University in Tokyo, Japan, from 26 to 28 February. This marked...read more